Quoting Dave Drum to Jim Weller <=-
I will take a "smoke break" occasionally at work. One fellow worker
said to me "You don't smoke." being an astute observer. So I asked him "Why should all the self-destructive people get all the breaks?".
Bacon makes bland meat like rabbit have flavour - even if just bacon flavour - not necessarily a bad thing.
JIM WELLER wrote to DAVE DRUM <=-
I will take a "smoke break" occasionally at work. One fellow worker
said to me "You don't smoke." being an astute observer. So I asked him "Why should all the self-destructive people get all the breaks?".
Two ten minute breaks a day works out to about 83 hours per year.
Some companies pay their non-smoking employees a bonus equal to two
weeks salary on the grounds that they are likely to be more
productive as a result.
Bacon makes bland meat like rabbit have flavour - even if just bacon flavour - not necessarily a bad thing.
Rabbits have flavour. At least wild hares do. It's been so long
since I've had farmed rabbit that I really can't remember.
Quoting Dave Drum to Jim Weller <=-
Never had hare. And the difference between cottontails (the usual non- domestic/farmed rabbit) and the cage raised Orpington or New Zealand
is about the same as the difference between cage-raised and free range chicken. Still pretty bland. Needs all the help you can give it. Bv)=
JIM WELLER wrote to DAVE DRUM <=-
Never had hare. And the difference between cottontails (the usual non- domestic/farmed rabbit) and the cage raised Orpington or New Zealand
is about the same as the difference between cage-raised and free range chicken. Still pretty bland. Needs all the help you can give it. Bv)=
Rabbits have white meat; hares red. And their muscular hind legs
can be very tough unless stewed or braised a long time. In northern climates they graze on greens during the summer but browse on tree
bark all winter and their flesh can get pretty strong tasting as a
And in the 1980s when I lived in Edmonton for a while, I once
purchased a dressed rabbit at a butcher shop in Little Italy near
the farmer's market. If memory serves me right, it was much milder
in flavour than wild hare.
On 03-23-19 20:56, Jim Weller <=-
spoke to Dave Drum about rabbit <=-
The next year we raised a brood of rabbits instead of chickens in
the hen house at the family hobby farm in the Ottawa Valley.
Quoting Dave Drum to Jim Weller <=-
"bunny bopping" with a club
tan the hides
Quoting Dale Shipp to Jim Weller <=-
Gail never forgave her dad when he served "chicken" with four
drumsticks, and so will not eat it since.
JIM WELLER wrote to DAVE DRUM <=-
"bunny bopping" with a club
That doesn't work with hares; they're spooky and you can't get that
close to them. I did get one with a rock once as a kid. My usual
when not snaring them with copper wire nooses was an over and
under: 22 rifle/410 shotgun.
tan the hides
Same. They were worth 50 cents each in the 60's.
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