How to Cook Rabbit Two Ways | Deep Fried Rabbit and Hasenpfeffer
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- I’ve got two different recipes for you to try for rabbit: deep fried rabbit and a German style dish called hasenpfeffer with a cowboy in cast iron.
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Fished and hunted to fill the family freezers. Grew and canned fruit and vegetables. Root cellars. Hunted what we called snowshoe hare. Good eating. Granny knew how to prepare game.
Best pantry of all
That sounds like me too
Oh yeah Dudley 😎 👍👍
I grew into a semi-hunter gathering lifestyle. I'd rather view and watch them, then hunt wild game but I have no choice it's a necessity to me. You learn to respect everything in the wilderness, also keeping in mind that home is 150 miles away no room for error.😁👍 what a fulfilling way to grow up and live.
On my way up to my trails through the woodlands I stop by a mountain lake to fish for lake trout for lunch 😋 after loading my spruce logs cant stop thinking of roasted fish before 80 mile my treks home.
The sound quality of this episode was extra good. You could hear everything so clearly and I was watching it on my phone.
Thanks so much Shannon does a great job
Agreed whatever y'all did with the audio this time was on point
@@edwardk12687 the wind gods might have been friendly to them that day
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Wind gods?🤔
@@Stevenowski most days it's windy when there out.
Kent.. there's not much in this world that gives me joy anymore but watching your show and listening to your genuine kindness puts a smile on my face every single time. I know it may not seem like much but it really does make a difference to me and I'm sure a lot of other people... God bless you brother
Thanks John and God bless you
hope your doing alright man
Cowboy Kent is that man inside that everyone wants to be. For sure
As kid in australia I loved when winter came around and we got rabbit and bacon stew. We only ever had rabbit we had shot ourselves. Spent so much time skinning and butchering as a kid. Thanks for evoking fond memories
Likewise, except field dressing only took a minute or two, then put the warm carcass in a 13"X9" cake pan before looking for more cottontails. A rinse with the hose when we got home then presented mom with a clean carcass so she could do her magic.
Never heard anyone pronounce "Hasenpfeffer" so cool the way you did. It actually sounded nearly perfect. Strange note: "Hase" is hare and "pfeffer" actually means pepper, in this context however describes a stew or ragout made from game. Rabbit on the other hand is "Kaninchen", which is different animal. So technically you made a "Kaninchenpfeffer", not a Hasenpfeffer if you used rabbit and not wild hare. But that's just splitting rabbit hairs. Cook on, Cowboy, you got fans in Germany who take their hats off to thank you for your channel.
Only down here will you hear that pro-noun-ce-a-shun! LOL!
@Lars we thank you my friend for watching be sure and tell the rest of your neighbors thanks as well
@@CowboyKentRollins God bless you.
@@matztertaler2777 Ich glaube nicht, dass Kent Rollins dich versteht. In Oklahoma spricht man eher Englisch.
My introduction to "Hasenpheffer" was also Looney Tunes.
"What's up doc?" Deeeeelicious! 🐰 🥕
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love the video. I raise my own meat rabbits here in northern california. Definitely a dying practice and people think im crazy all the time but oh man is it worth it. Raising chickens and rabbits was how my grandfather and his family of 6 survived the depression growing up in hawaii. I'm proud to carry on the traditions of my ancestors and learn skills that are foreign and looked down upon by average city slickers
Cool, and hi neighbor, although I'm more 'central north' than north anymore.
Me too. I'm south of Sacramento.
@@hermithag San Jose!
I’m starting rabbit and chicken farming for the first time this year! City slicker living in a small town now, always wanted to try homestead living.
I love this. Texas has a surprising amount of German descendants and Mexico had an Austrian Emperor. They killed Maximilian but his Vienna lager gave us XX. I hope to enjoy Kent's cooking one day.
Fried Rabbit with Milk Gravy is deeeeelicious!!!
Been awhile since Mom fixed fried rabbit ... over 60 years ago.. Forgot what I have been missing. Thanks Kent. :)
Richard Thornhill ; I know what you mean. It's been about the same for me, 65 - 66 years. My dad used to raise Chickens and Rabbits, they were our main source of protein for quite a while. Mama usually just fried the meat and fixed mashed potatoes with some goood pan drippings gravy and a vegetable.
Great times we had.
Good times and good food shared with family
Gosh, I can remember my Daddy and three brothers going rabbit hunting and Momma would fry up the rabbits and smother them in gravy. Good eating. My husband loves rabbit as well. Making me hungry Mr. Kent!
Thanks Lisa for watching
My husband literally hates liver. That said, however, he will eat (and enjoy) rabbit liver. We raised (Californian) rabbits for about 6 years and he got brave one day and decided to try the liver. He was pleasantly surprised as rabbit liver has an even milder flavor than chicken liver. It makes a terrific liver pate also.
I will refer you to the book Skis Against the Atom. Sounds weird but Norwegian Commandos who mostly live off the land in WWII said that eating the whole animal provided them with the nutrients they needed. The typical steak would not keep them alive. It took the entrails, brain, eyes, and all to do it...
When I was a kid we used to buy our rabbit from our mailman. My mother who grew up on a farm would fry the rabbit like chicken for Sunday. The rabbit tasted like chicken, enjoyed it. The mailman raised the rabbits. YUM.
When I was fourteen my dad got me my first shotgun. A 12 gauge semi-auto with a shortened stock and a shortened barrel with an adjustable choke. I was barely able to carry the beast but I was as happy as a clam. When pheasant hunting I became a bit of a specialist in bagging rabbits. My parents didn't eat rabbit but my Old World grandparents did and were they ever happy when I brought my latest bunny victims to their house.
LOL good one,we ate enough of it and squirrel and we loved it! 👍🇱🇷
I like the old houndog , patiently waiting for his share.
My hound has the same table manners.
It's the only time, she well behaved.
The only purpose this TH-cam channel serves is making me hungry for the exact thing Kent is cooking.
Finally, someone who knows how to make hasenpfeffer! My wife had a friend who tried to tell her that in Germany they eat horse. My wife told her they did not, but she insisted. Yes they do its called hoss en pepper!
Horse is a lovely meat. If you are ever able to try it, you certainly should.
Mr Rollins, i lived with my grand parents in southwest Missouri. On sunday morning,and i mean every sunday morning my grammy would make fried rabbit and fried squirrl fried taters and onions smotherd in gravy! along with buttermilk biscuits! and a boatload of eggs over easy. Thats fine eating right there!
That it is for sure
Cowboy, you done did my German Grammaw proud with this here recipe. My daddy or Granddaddy and I would bring home a rabbit or six and she would get to making some hasenpfeffer. She would also fry up a bunny or two if the Good Lord felt fit to provide us with such things. Thank you so much for sharing this with us and for bringing us all together once again. Y'all are some kinda good folk.
We grew up in Pike County Kentucky. And my memories of me and my Grandpaw rabbit hinting makes me wish I had some good rabbit
Hi Kent! Here in Spain we put a good pan fry on the liver and then we grind it in a mortar with garlic and a toast to make an amazing rabbit stew.
But I mostly use rabbit in a tomato sauce, thick bay and wine sauce or simply in a typical sunday paella.
Thanks for your videos and God bless you all on the other side of the pond.
Thanks so much and we appreciate you watching
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Yes Kent we learned a lot from Buggs Bunny cartoons. My Dad grew up during the depression he went out every day to shoot cottontail rabbits, that was their food for dinner each day. And how many episodes of Gunsmoke did we see Matt Dillion cooking a rabbit over the campfire. Thanks for a great video! Jim Bearden, Hayward, California
Thanks Jim we ate a lot of rabbit here as well
@@CowboyKentRollins I cheered at the screen when you said that, because that's the first time I heard the word too. Poor ol' Yosimite Sam.
A limb spit over the campfire is much lighter than the skillet (cast iron) of the times back then.
Actually, wasn't it Deputy Festus Hagan more often seen cooking rabbit?
It's been so many years since I had rabbit or frog legs. I grew up on such delicious food. Homemade food and garden /fruit trees.
Being an older Irishman hillbilly from rural Kentucky, I can say rabbits are good eatin', Kent does a great job here, I'm 58 & hunting since I was 9, I can skin & gut rabbit in 2 minutes, for folks that are hunters, watch you tube & see how, also a squirrel in about the sme time
My grandfather here in Austria was breeding rabbits, I grew up on a rabbit diet! Super tender and lean meat. My grandmother baked them in the oven (with stuffing) or fried them in pork lard.
Sounds good
I raise rabbits in the States. It's a real shame that it's fallen out of popularity. I get that they're super cute, but they're such good eating!
@@Heather-xm9ul they are making a huge come back all this year & end of last. Most homesteaders are doing some & can be gotten at many farm/homestead to consumer or farmers market. I spoke with a breader/seller & key was preparing rabbit bites to let customers try & recipe cards to go with purchases. 3 or the homestead podcasters I watch have them. 1 I used to watch made movable hutch/run like chicken tractors for moving across pastures.
@@Heather-xm9ul we raised rabbits when I was growing up. Im looking at raising my own now.
What's the difference in a rabbit and a dog?
My god, I just can't believe you people would eat a rabbit. I'm horrified.
Kent Rollins..And still the Heavyweight Champion of The World of Chefs..
my buddy's mom who grew up during the depression , she would use shak-n-bake on rabbit, squirrel,ground hog,ect. a pressure cooker will make good wild game
Good eating for sure
I fried rabbit for my family in the earlier days and would make rabbit gravy with mashed potatoes and the kids loved it! We made it a point to go hunting for rabbits and we enjoyed a good fry!
Nothing better than a nice gravy made with meat parts imo
That sounds delicious
U know if I was rabbit , and I was able to read human , this would be so messed up to read lol
A rabbit stew is really nice and rather hardy i know a few people dont like eating rabbit but there is a huge difference from your pet bunny Mr fluffy to a wild lean rabbit who a lot of the time are classed as pests
Big rabbits are awesome! Much more meat than bone, and because what we feed them, they tend to be less gamey. I think it tastes turkey-ish
@@Heather-xm9ul I grew up eating wild cottontails. I've never eaten a "tame" rabbit.
Tame rabbit tastes better in my opinion. Ate lots of both. And enjoyed them.
I only know of one person who cooked rabbit when I was kid, my Aunt Quida, and to me it looked like a weird fried chicken. I don't remember what it tasted like since that was over 45 years ago, but I remember there weren't any leftovers after dinner, supper, or whatever time of day it was when she cooked it. 🐇
As for the organ meat, I don't touch it, I've never been that hungry. I've tried liver once and hated it. I don't care how good it is for you, it's not going to prevent the inevitable, so I'll eat what's tasty instead. 😋
Thanks for watching
We had rabbit often as a child. My grandparents (way back when) sold their farm, couldnt take the chickens into town. So they raised rabbits for a few extra $$$.
Loved the video, I grew up eating a lot of small game. My mom would fry that rabbit then take and make a roux and stew it all down and serve over rice. Another version that’s always been my favorite is to sear the seasonings and rabbit in Dutch oven and have clear broth and white wine cover it and cook til tender and yep, serve over rice. It’s all good eating! Thanks so much for the video, I hope a lot of the subscribers will try these. Anyone in or near Rogers Ar, there’s a rabbit processor there and they sell cleaned, ready to cook rabbits there.For those that hunt, all the better.
As First Nations my grandma cooked lots of rabbit .. frybread or bannock bread with rabbit stew .. respec to Rollins family from Canada 🇨🇦
Thanks Bobby
Takes me back to when I was very young. My dad used to fry up rabbit the same way he pan-fried chicken. It was delicious.
Gonna have to try the hasenpheffer.
Back before my rabbit beagle retired to a tasting beagle, I always had plenty of wild rabbits and I raised rabbits for meat too. Always had to make it into a little more familiar so everyone would eat it. Rabbits substitute well in lots of recipes. The work well in fajitas, white chili, dumplings, stir fry, curries, as well as fried and stewed.
Great to see more game recipes !!!
Hazenpeper is a traditional Dutch and German stew. The dish is prepared by marinating hare legs in red wine. Then this hare meat is stewed in a casserole, together with bacon, onion, garlic and possibly carrot and tomato puree.
Kent, your rendition of Hasenpfeffer makes me think of my Grammy. My granddad and I would bring her some rabbits, and she would make a dish similar to this for us. She would have browned it in bacon grease, and served it to us over some mashed potatoes. As always you make a tasty looking recipe for us, and I'm alway happy to see your puppies get a taste. Thanks again for another video, I can't wait for the next one!
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yup, my dogs eat what I eat just not as much, I am sure to give them a proper dinner and breakfast with minerals omegas, vitamins so forth, int eh wild they eat what they catch and I'll give them a bit here and there but if they can run something down by all means eat
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There is nothing tastier than a beautifully cooked bunny rabbit! A great change of pace here.
Just another reason Cowboy Kent is the best!
Hunted them hard as a boy and I agree...wish I could get some at a reasonable price already butchered.
Well hopefully nothing interrupts my weekend because now I'm going to get me some cottontails. Brings me back to a kid. My grandpa always called it "flied wabbit". Great video
May not be as easy as it used to be. The recent arrival in the US of Rabbit Viral Hemorrhagic Disease Virus really took chunks out of wild populations, especially in the SW.
I worked with a girl who raised rabbits for eating.. she brought in a pot of “chicken” stew, but I knew right-off- the-bat what it was 😅 my grandma pulled that trick on me when I was a kid.. it does NOT taste like chicken 😅😅
yeah I think it's better. ALMOST like really dark meat chicken.
@@frydemwingz yes! Totally agree!
It’s a no-go for me. Don’t like texture or taste
@@us1fedvet you get hungry eniugh it’ll be good- - i ias actually thinking might be good for tomorrow nights supper!!
@@jamesbest2983 get hungry enough I’d eat it, but wouldn’t say it’s good. Problem with rabbit is that it’s meat but there’s not a proportionate amount of protein to go along in it. So, I’ll stick to what I like
This brings back memories as a kid... In my family sometimes grandpa would fry up a rabbit (he raised them0 and then make a gravy from the fond and oil then eat that over rice.. YUM !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm 64 and haven't had any rabbit since I was a kid,,, sure brings back some fond memories! Thanks for sharing :):)
Glad you enjoyed it
Rabbit is my FAVORITE!! I'm so excited to watch this episode 🥰
Good eating it is
I used to fry rabbit for my father when I was a young boy before he passed on. I haven't seen or fried rabbit since then. I really like the flavor of rabbit and now that I've seen your video I will make some very soon. Love all your videos thanks for posting and God bless y'all
I need a history of this man, he makes my day on a weekly basis
My wife and I love watching your show. We have 5 kiddos and their favorite food is the sopapillas.
Much love from DFW.
Never had rabbit but after your presentation l think I'll try it.
Keep up the great work
Good eating it is
I love this channel, Cowboy Kent and everyone involved is so wholesome and just overall makes me feel like a kid again visiting my grandparents! :)
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Very interesting, but rabbit isn't kosher. The recipe could work for venison very well also.
I have hunted rabbits in Indiana in my youth and enjoyed eating rabbit. Thank you for bring back memories
As a kid in the late sixties, I used to hunt cotton tails at my grandpa's in Arizona. I didn't cook it though. My grandma did it for me. It tasted like chicken to me. Thanks for showing us how to prepare a rabbit properly.
Hi from Syracuse NY brother thank you for sharing your cooking adventures
I do remember that Looney Toons episode. Yosemite Sam sure would be impressed with the way you prepared that rabbit. Cheers, Kent and Shannon!
My wife was excited to see your newest video, she reminded me that it was Wednesday afternoon and the new video was up, so we started watching, once she saw it was rabbit she left the room, so did my daughter and one of my workers, I was left with only my apprentice, Lydia, we both laughed and watched it together, you see we have pet rabbits, so some of the audience in my house couldn't handle it, but Lydia and I were excited to see you make Hasenpfeffer, we still laugh about how Kent Rollins cleared the room making his recipe! Great job Kent, I don't think I will ever get make it, but I sure looked good.
I’m glad Uncle Roger brought me to this channel, I really needed the wholesomeness of your videos, it makes my day better. Much love from Asia 🙏
That looks delicious Kent. I haven't had rabbit since I was stationed in Germany over 30 years ago. Keep up the great videos!
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We raised rabbits and ate a lot of them. If you like chicken liver, you will love rabbit liver. There is a small bladder on them that needs to be pinched off and it has to come off intact. If it bursts, toss it. Otherwise, cook like chicken liver and enjoy.
We eat rabbit n' dumplin's in Appalachia... Great for a cold rainy winter day. Fried is awesome! Can't wait to try the Hasenpfeffer!!!
When I was young, about 70 years ago, we were raised on rabbit. My dad worked for the railroad and did not have seniority enough to hold one of the jobs during the winter and he would be laid off. We raised rabbits and chickens and our garden to live through the winter months until spring when other rail runs would open backup. He would also buy a large sack of pinto beans, onions and potatoes to feed us kids.
One of my first jobs as a cook was at Bojangles Cajun Chicken. I fried all the chicken and ever'thing was double dipped and the recipe required some cayenne pepper in the dry mix. Double dippin' is the way to go. I bet the Kent Rollins original seasoning would have done wonders.
Nice crust it is
I use the rendering . Heart etc... to make country gravy to go over biscuits.
Hasenpfeffer!!!! reminds me of one of my favorite episodes of Loony Toons!!!
I like to cook my rabbit down in the pressure cooker, pull the meat off the bone, then make a soup with whatever else you want in it. I usually just add onion, carrots, celery, and whatever seasonings I feel like. I've also added black beans, rice, and taco seasoning and it was good
First time I had rabbit I was living in Colorado..
I bought at a kingsoopers grocery store.
I marinated in buttermilk with a little cognac that I reduced to a syrup with some of your spices.
I slow smoked them in a cast iron skillet in the Q until they were browned and fork tender...makin' me drool just thinking about it!
Now that does sound like some good eating
Im lived in colorado my whole life and my grandma used to make rabbit with gravy yummmm
And she lived across the street from king soopers and thats where she got it too.....now i can never find it
And now I can finally better understand the jokes in Looney Toons that Bugs makes. I've been meaning to look up what Hasenpfeffer was but of course not being able to spell it sort of put it off and I forgot. Until the kids would watch the episodes again lol
As always great video and it leaves me hungry. Husband and I are planning on learning to hunt whenever we move because it's a good skill to know even though we'll be raising animals and growing a garden, those things come in time so until then it'll be hunting and foraging for us.
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Learn your firearm well, spend plenty of time on the range shooting targets, and Take a hunter safety course. Know and practice firearm safety till it is habit!! I've been a hunter from the time I was 6 years old and got my first rifle (.22 caliber) when I was 8. I was about 11 or 12 before I was allowed to hunt without my dad. In about 3 weeks I will be 74.
Kin you and Jan and the pups are truly national treasures being a south eastern country boy rabbit hunting is a way of life and your recipes sure do it in honor thank you sir.
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I like seeing ole Kent dancing around, glad to see him healthy.
Thanks for watching
When deep frying meat, instead of double-dipping, I prefer to season the meat, dust with corn starch, then dip & coat with flour. I don't like to use anything but salt in the flour, spices tend to lose flavor in the heat and you have to use a lot of spice ($$) to get distinct flavor. But if the seasoning is on the meat to start with, you get it in every bite.
Again thank you for videos Kent, always appreciate when you always give ol’ glory hers. I always salute her every morning and evening when colors play here in base. Keep the videos rolling good sir!
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@@CowboyKentRollins yes sir! Always look forward to more videos. Also I’ve made a few things from your videos such as the actual GRILL CHEESE holy moly and Semper fi was it the best!
@@CowboyKentRollins Being a retired vet myself, I know exactly how he feels. The first time I saw your salute on your channel my eyes got a little wet cause I vividly remember when much of the public hated all military members and being cursed and spat at if you were in uniform. Lt USN (ret)
I made my boys BBQ bunny sandwiches and they loved it! My 7 yr old said “Can I have another rabbit sandwich?” 😄 I’ll have to fry some up for them next. Yum!
Wow, I haven’t had rabbit in years! Back in Puerto Rico, we were friends with a family that bred rabbits for meat. I had them as nuggets and they were so good, I didn’t even want to dip them in the sauce they gave us.
You're bringing back memories. I raised rabbits as a 4H project as a kid. I haven't had rabbit in a long time, but now I want to see if I can get my hands on some.
Hope you enjoy
I love the video and the recipes. Rabbits probably one of my favorite things I stuff it full of onions and turnips and tie it up and then cover it with onions and put it's inside of a baking bag and bake it it's really good.
I fondly remember going out and bagging a mess of hasen fur Oma and sitting down to a supper of Hasenpfeffer. Great memories.
I grew up eating rabbit cooked several ways but I've never had hasenpfeffer. Just like you, the first time I heard of hasenpfeffer was on the Loony Toons. God bless you and all the crew
I’ve never had rabbit before; I sure would like to try it both ways you’ve prepared it here!
I like rabbit, especially fried...tastes like chicken (almost). However, it's tough. Glad you talked about tenderizing. I've heard freezing it also helps tenderize it (?).
Carving that rabbit up like Oklahoma Jaques Pepin....delicious!
Sorry I almost missed this one. The first one is more for me, the second one is maybe for the love bunny. I've watched a lot of rabbit cooking, yours wins the show!!!!! I've watched 50 or more videos on this subject, yours was most sensible. John T.
Thanks John
My grandpa was an avid rabbit hunter. He learned how as a kid during the Depression. He had a nail on one of the posts of the carport where he would stick his rabbits to skin them. He would always leave one rabbit foot attached to the body. He had been doing that since he was a kid to let people know it was a rabbit and not a cat he was preparing. Like in case he wanted to trade a rabbit for something.
Rabbit hunter? Is that a joke? That's like hunting for apples.
@christschool where are you from? Do the rabbits where you're from just sit there and let you pick them? Pfft.
@@christschool
You have obviously never hunted rabbit.
@@christschool Its not easy to hunt rabbits.They are fast asf
Back when I was a kid, the farm below us, was owned by an old Russian couple. She loved wabbits and cook them in all kinds of ways. But then she would do young groundhogs the same way,, and let me tell you there wasnt a thing bad about either
Ground hog is some good eating it is, makes great BBQ
@@CowboyKentRollins They are just like a big old ground squirrel
We're Mexican...when we lived on my uncles ranch you could walk out your front door and hunt rabbit ...my mom made it fried baked in soup in chili and it was all the best ...looks so good 🐇
I remember that Yosemite Sam cartoon you referred to....Waskily Wabbit, brings back memories for this old man. God Bless you, Shannon & those pups...
You all are awesome. :) ❤
God Bless and thank you.
Kent my brothers, I and a few friends
Hunted rabbits for 20 years plus, beagles and rabbits as goods it gets. We ate a lot of rabbit usually fried,but we never ate the liver or kidneys. My wife made a
Mean rabbit hash. God bless you,Shannon,and the pups
I grew up eating fried cottontails but nothing from the innards. We always checked the liver for spots and only hunted them after several days of frost so the weak/sick ones had a chance to die off and feed the coyotes.
I can't wait to try this! I love rabbit on the Pit Barrell cooker rubbed with some Kent Rollins Original Seasoning. Now I need to try both new recipes! Love it!
Hope you enjoy
One of my fondest memories is when my grandmother came and stayed with my siblings and I while my parents were away.
During this time she brought down a cooler full of rabbit my grandfather had aquired hunting. She made fried rabbit for us and it was delicious! Great video!
FRIED RABBIT, BISCUIT AND GRAVY , ONE OF MY FAVORITE MEALS
Hey there Kent and Shannon! I do love me some Cowboy cookin` and I watch you every day without missing an episode. Not only do you make cooking fun, you have the true, authentic experience of being a real cookie on the trail. You, my friend are an American treasure!!! God bless you, and Shannon and cant forget the puppies!
It’s really cool how someone can get this good at something ...Kent ur an amazing cook my friend..🦅🇺🇸👍💯👊
Fried rabbit and cream gravy...Cooky, you brought back memories I ain't had in years.
I'm binge-watching gunsmoke all seasons for the hundredth time...lol! Just about every scene where they're cooking something over a fire, its rabbit!!
Don't forget to check for the stray piece of steel shot if you're wild harvesting. :) Daddy always had a rabbit or two in the crockpot every Easter - probably the reason our easter baskets were bare. ;)
My son insists that we leave one piece of shot in whatever small wild game we are eating to prove that we didn't buy it in a store. When eating large game he's satisfied with just a picture to prove we shot it.
We never had that shot problem. I only hunted them with a .22 caliber rifle. I was taught to aim at the eye. I got my first .22 when I was 8 years old in 1956 and it was the only .22 I had till it was stolen 38 years later when my home was broken into.
Kent you can make Mexican Tamales with Rabbit, they are really good, try it for another video
Sounds good
The cooking is great but the dance moves are THE BEST! Keep on keeping on the traditions and I’m sure people will watch to learn! Thank you!
Never had cotton tail kidneys and liver but wild rabbit hearts breaded deep fried like a chicken nugget are amazing
Never had rabbit Kent think you just turned me onto a new project love your channel my hats off to you Shannon and the tasters. You really do have a great channel and me and everyone do appreciate your videos. 😁
Thanks so much
That fried rabbit looks great! I haven't had that since I was a kid!
It's so good!
Man, Ken this takes me back. We used to hunt rabbits all winter after the first good freeze. Cottontail is soooo good!! Havent had any in years! I loved it
I can't believe you ate that cute little bunny rabbit.....without biscuits. Looks good, I haven't had rabbit in a long time.