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Recipe of the Week: Roasted Rabbit

You know we like to get fancy sometimes over here at Via Umbria. But that doesn’t always mean difficult. To celebrate the on boarding of Vickie Reh, Bill took a crack at some roasted rabbit.  We take you through the process, step by step, to create this untraditional and delicious roast.

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INGREDIENTS:
Large rabbit
Salt and pepper
Fennel pollen
Sage

Rosemary
Olive oil
, lemon

 

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Step two: lay the boneless rabbit out on your work surface and rub the inside with chopped garlic. Season both the inside and outside of the rabbit with the salt, pepper and fennel pollen rosemary and sage and olive oil.

Cooked Rabbit Recipe _DSC0330 _DSC0353 _DSC0360Step three: roll the rabbit tightly around itself. Tie with butcher’s twine.

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Step four: drizzle the exterior with high quality olive oil. _DSC0458 _DSC0464 _DSC0467

Step five: Preheat the oven to 425°F.  Roast for about 45 minutes. Wait 30 minutes before slicing. Enjoy with a glass of Monetfalco Rosso!_DSC0481

 

Ci Vediamo!

–Via Umbria

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Here at Via Umbria, we really live and breathe our products, as we believe in the producers and farmers that make them. This means that our everyday choices are guided by the integrity of the products we sell; we really are rooted and knowledgeable about what we are selling and use and eat those products every day.

Last week, our very own Bill Menard whipped up some bucatini with rabbit, and sautéed spring peas, fava beans, and artichokes with mint. Made wearing the top line of chefware from Italy (quite stylish if we do say so ourselves) and plated on a Geribi handpainted ceramic, this meal is a seasonal Umbrian classic that he made with pride.

The Bucantini with rabbit recipe you can find the The Geometry of Pasta, but for the rest you’ll have to consult our Pinterest.

Buon appetito!

–Via Umbria

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