Chilli coke rabbit

[zimbabweian]

Got 4 bunnies this morning and thought I would try something different as I usualy do a curry( rabbit tikka/korma/madrass)
Now in the past I have used coca cola with goose,duck and pheasant so I thought I thought i may as well try it with bugsy,why not.
Prepped the bunnies and let them soak in salty water for 6 hrs, then popped then into the steamer for 2 hrs.
Once removed from steamer jointed bugsy- legs,arms,saddle input in a dish pre filled with Asda's own chilli mixed with a pint of coca cola.
Tomorrow is BBQ day so will slap em on and see how it goes!

[Oilysean]

do let us know how it goes. Sounds tasty!

[jetski]

I love this idea, hope it goes well

[Andrew_breckill]

Ahh another user of coke in cooking, one of my 'signature dishes' is to mix a can with a couple of measures of JD, reduce in non stick pan to about a quarter of original volume, add cream like your making fudge sauce (forget temp off top of me head) and you have a wonderful sauce for a new york strip steak. This has given me an idea to try it as a glaze on the BBQ meat.

[robinbristoluk]

Got 4 bunnies this morning and thought I would try something different as I usualy do a curry( rabbit tikka/korma/madrass)
Now in the past I have used coca cola with goose,duck and pheasant so I thought I thought i may as well try it with bugsy,why not.
Prepped the bunnies and let them soak in salty water for 6 hrs, then popped then into the steamer for 2 hrs.
Once removed from steamer jointed bugsy- legs,arms,saddle input in a dish pre filled with Asda's own chilli mixed with a pint of coca cola.
Tomorrow is BBQ day so will slap em on and see how it goes!

How did this one go in the end?