How to Break Down and Cook Whole Rabbits with James Beard Award-Winning Chef Nina Compton—Prime Time


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Celebrated chef Nina Compton of New Orleans’ Bywater American Bistro shows us how to butcher a whole rabbit, and why the tedious process is so worth it for …

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  1. Michael G
    Michael G says:

    You know rings when you handle meat can give a terrible food poisoning so please remember them to take them off. I have now said this 3 times and this is the first time you take plastic gloves on Fantastic. Over how many months I have said this 3 times in every month and I have told you this in 1 whole year now…

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  2. Sara Williams
    Sara Williams says:

    The fear of Tularemia is actually the main thing that scares people away from eating rabbit. However most people don't really remember Tularemia so rabbit has gotten relagated to a "well we don't really remember why we don't eat it".

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  3. Daniel
    Daniel says:

    I think I should become a vegetarian… I just saw this woman open the rabbit and I imagined that poor rabbit removed from a field just to be put on a dish and the idea disgusted me. We can't continue with this lie… they are sentient beings 🙁

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  4. bob
    bob says:

    I'm in NY and I have a lot of rabbit in restaurants. It's not as uncommon as one might think. I also pull loins of the rabbit. If you cut next to the back bone from the top they roll of the ribs. Not a lot of work and I think its worth it.

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  5. valentin65
    valentin65 says:

    Some might think this woman is tough – butchering rabbits without shedding a teardrop. But that's how women are: Tough as nails. The only focus they have is raising babies. Even husbands are dispensable.

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