Rabbit or alligator recipe wanted

[waltervan]

Im looking to cook a whole rabbit or about 5lb of alligator or maybe both anyone have a good recipe?

[sweat hog]

Feed the rabbit to the Gater, wait until the fur comes out the arse end. Bake the gater at 240 turning occaisionaly until tender. Serve with barf bag and oxygen

[waltervan]

Lol

[A/C guy's chick]

boil em good and add lots of tatters & gravy !

[2sac]

I have always stewed rabbit and squirrel. Never had gator.

[waltervan]

Well just gave the rabbit away and fried 3\4 the gator and stuffed the other 1/4 in to jalapeno peppers

[NY2GA01]

I am 100% Italian and my family loves to eat rabit all the time.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Baked+Rabbit+Recipes+

Now for the gator..

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Fried+Gator


Or . http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/p...ipe/index.html

[NY2GA01]

And FYI.. Rabit does NOT tast like chicken, it's better than chicken.

And gator taste like lobster, go get it at Pappadeaux near you.. http://pappadeaux.com/home/

[allan38]

I haven't had rabbit in over 30 years. Clean them, skin them discarding head and feet, cut them into pieces like you would a chicken . We typically hunted rabbit with a 22 rifle, the shotgun left small pellets you had to dig out. We alway soaked rabbit pieces overnight in a brine, dried off the pieces and breaded them just like you would fried chicken. Fry exactly like you would fried chicken. They were a little salty because of the brine used in preparation.

[cajunhvac75]

I've eaten alot of gator cooked just about every way they cook it around here (never stuffed in a pepper, but that sounds good) and it's never tasted like lobster. Pappadeaux must be bio-engineering crawgators. But crawfish boiled lobster is something you should try. Use whatever your favorite crawfish boil is (i use swampfire and add a few drops of pure lemon extract) and after you kill the burner remove the lobster with tongs, inject both claws and the tail full of boil with your cajun injector (or an old syringe for you northern types), then put back in to soak. C'est si bon.

[Halcyon]

You might be able to use my recipe for shad:
1) Nail the fish to a nice cedar shingle that has been soaked in water ovenight.
2) Prop the fish/shingle up near a nice smoky fire until the fish is done.
3) Remove the fish from the shingle and feed the fish to your dog; you eat the shingle.

[drz]

Cant go wrong with grandmas hasenpfeffer recipe (or just google one) for the rabbit. I like my gator fried and served with spicy mayo dipping sauce. Just stay away from the dark meat.

[drz]

As far as brining goes. We usually do that with squirrel to get the blood out of the meat. If you clean the rabbit good you shouldn't have to but it can make it extra tasty. Just rinse it with fresh water after the brine to make it taste less salty.

[o-ring]

I like some of the recipes on this site and they have an alligator one you could try.

Also check out the potato bombs.

http://bbqpitboys.com/recipes/alliga...a#.Udo1rIGQ_X4