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Rabbit stewed in cider

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  • To Serve

    Four

    • Difficulty

      Easy

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By Caroline Conran

Published 1978

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This dish is a very traditional, meltingly tender stew; when peas are not available it can be made with a large handful of coarsely chopped herbs, parsley, chives and either tarragon or marjoram, thrown in at the end instead of the peas. Originally there would have been a few rashers of bacon, chopped up coarsely, fried with the rabbit pieces; by all means add bacon but I have left it out as it turns the whole stew a rather odd pinkish colour.

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