Didn't have time to do any smoked meats, so did a change up on a fatty. Bought some sage pork sausage and mixed it 50/50 with JC Potter hot sausage. Used pepper jack, american and some roasted bell peppers. The sage was really good. Gonna do that again.
Fried up some rabbit, with mashed taters and gravy, green beans and garden maters. Been a long time since I had rabbit - first time for my wife. Turned out good.
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Jack that do look good. I have a couple rabbits in the freezer, I need to drag them out.CF
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They are small - I could not find anything on smoked rabbit, so I fried them. I did, however, find a recipe for "hot legs" - made just like hot wings, except you use the front legs on the rabbit.
Rabbit turned out good, and is good for you....less cholestorel, no grain, etc. (that isn't why I cooked it, though!)
Rabbit turned out good, and is good for you....less cholestorel, no grain, etc. (that isn't why I cooked it, though!)
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