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Baron of Rabbit with Home-dried Tomatoes

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By Alastair Little and Richard Whittington

Published 1993

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Most of Europe loves rabbit, but the British remain ambivalent This could be because people alive in the Fifties still remember the vile effects of myxomatosis, the biological weapon that ravaged an out-of-hand rabbit population, or it may be because of Beatrix Potter. Richard suggested calling this dish Mr McGregor’s Rear Ends of Cottontail and Peter, but accepts this may be a tad anthropomorphic. On that subject, get the butcher to lose the heads which, skinned,

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