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Rabbit civet
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Stage 17/17 :
Discard the garlic, thyme and bayleaf, then
check the seasoning
.
Serve by standing the pan in the centre of the table so that people can help themselves, or by plating up, like in the photo.
To accompany your civet, I suggest
pasta
or
pan-fried potatoes
.
Remarks
Rabbit civet is one of those dishes, like
boeuf (beef) bourguignon
or
carbonnade
, which just gets better with each reheating. So make plenty and keep some for another day.
For even more flavour, you can add a
chicken or beef stock cube
at
stage 14
.
And to drink?
The same red wine as you have used in the recipe. I recommend something with plenty of tannins, such as a Shiraz (Syrah).
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