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Rabbit with sour cream. Baked rabbit recipe.

This recipe for braised rabbit leg or krolik duszony nogi is from chef Karol Okrasa of Platter Restaurant in Warsaw, Poland.

This rabbit in salmorejo sauce is a typical dish from the Canary Islands. The rabbit is first marinated in wine, vinegar, garlic and spices, then fried in olive oil. The sauce is heated and the rabbit is simmered in the sauce until tender. Serve this rabbit dish with roasted potatoes.

Country-Style Rabbit, or Conejo a la Campagnola: In the Vicentino, says Amedeo Sandri, El conejo is an institution; everyone who has the space builds a hutch and raises rabbits, magnificent animals that eat freshly gathered grasses from spring to fall, and hay and semolina pap during the winter months. Every couple of years friends and relatives exchange rabbits to prevent inbreeding, arranging the exchanges in the winter months, in front of the fireplace with a good glass of wine.

Rabbit is a very popular dish in Spain and is prepared many different ways. Fried in garlic-infused olive oil, this rabbit dish is simple and delicious. Drizzle alioli over the pieces of rabbit and this is truly a garlic lover's dish.

This is my mother-in-law's recipe for stuffed rabbit. It will also work well with boned chicken, and with turkey breast. In summer it's excellent served cool, whereas it's nice hot when it's cold outside.

This is a very nice recipe for a flavorful salad that incorporates grilled pears and rabbit with a warm bacon dressing.

Cardoso is a town in the overlooking Versilia, the Tuscan coastal plain north of Pisa. The recipe calls for hare, but will also work well with other furred game that requires marinating to draw out the gaminess, for example wild boar, or venison.

Hare and rabbit are both readily available in Italy. This recipe for stewed and roasted hare, which will also work well with rabbit, is Calabrian.

This recipe for Polish Rabbit Braised in Mustard or Krolik Duszony w Musztardzie z Warzywami i ?urawin? is from chef Bogdan Galazka of Malbork Castle in Gda?sk.