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In this episode of Hunt Gather Talk, I talk with Chef Randy King of Idaho, a friend and hunting partner of mine, about all things rabbit: From hunting and cleaning them to cooking techniques, so-called “rabbit sickness” and especially the unloved jackrabbit.
Randy is a great chef and hunter who lives near Boise. He and I share a love for the lowly jackrabbit, and we will do our best to convince you that they are indeed good eating.
Randy, if you don’t know him, is the author of the book Chef in the Wild: Reflections and Recipes from a True Wilderness Chef and the website Chef in the Wild.
This is a single-subject episode, so if you are into rabbits and hares, you are in luck!
Here are some links for further information on this week’s episode:
- My recipe for buttermilk fried rabbit. It’s tried and true and will not fail you!
- Randy’s recipe for pressure-canned jackrabbit, which works with all sorts of game.
- How to cut up a rabbit for cooking.
- My recipe for Sardinian Hare Stew, made famous by Steve Rinella on Meateater.
- Randy’s take on a classic, Rabbit with Mustard Sauce.
That should get you started. If you want more, here are all my rabbit and hare recipes.
Enjoy this week’s podcast, and, as always, if you like it, please subscribe and leave a review. It helps me a lot. Thanks!
Clark says
April 9, 2018 at 3:35 pmI just found your podcast and this is one of the best I’ve heard. I like the banter, the topic, and the presentation. The focus on hunting as well as cooking is great without any macho man BS. I’m sorry to see I missed the boat by two years, but I hope you put in the effort to produce it again one day!
Hank Shaw says
April 9, 2018 at 3:47 pmClark: I am indeed reviving the podcast! I have interviews scheduled this month and I plan on restarting Hunt Gather Talk this summer.
Joanna says
July 24, 2018 at 4:56 amI realy enjoy reading your podcast. It is quite interesting and provides me with lots of knowledge. Wish you can make this better in the future.