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    Quote Originally Posted by Ashley Cawley View Post
    Yeah it'll be fine as long as it's heated thoroughly before eating, Chubbs knows his stuff; he used to be a chef - well still is if you ask me, I've tried some of delicous bush-tucka! lol
    I concur! His chilli last time was better than any I've had from an indoor kitchen!
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    I always curry the rabbit (slow cooker) then don't tell the kids what meat it is, no one really likes rabbit apart from me so tend to go more for the less edible vermin when shooting opportunities arise. Shame really but 'thems the breaks'
    Sounds like you survived to tell the tale.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shack View Post
    I always curry the rabbit (slow cooker) then don't tell the kids what meat it is, no one really likes rabbit apart from me so tend to go more for the less edible vermin when shooting opportunities arise. Shame really but 'thems the breaks'
    Sounds like you survived to tell the tale.
    That sounds braw. Got to try curried rabbit now. Ohhhhh no I just thought about making a curried game Bridie, it's like my 2 favourite things rolled into a flaky pasty shell.
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