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Rabbit Sausage with Pork Flavor

From Successful canning and preserving (1919).

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From Successful canning and preserving (1919), printed page 366, digitised by the Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/CAT11013985

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Ingredients

Method

  1. Clean the jack rabbit and wash in salted water to draw out the blood.
  2. Cut meat from bones and remove the thick membranes covering back and thighs.
  3. Pass meat through meat grinder twice.
  4. If desired to have pork fiavored sausage cakes, add 2 pounds of fat pork, ground up fine for each 4 pounds of rabbit meat and season as per recipe for sausage cakes (page 357).
  5. Form into little cakes and fry in deep fat until nicely browned.
  6. Can as sausage cakes, filling can to within one-half inch from top with hot gravy.
  7. Cap, tip, and process: No.
  8. 2 cans, 45 minutes at 250° Fahrenheit, or 15 pounds of steam pressure.
  9. No.
  10. 3 cans, 55 minutes at 250° Fahrenheit, or 15 pounds of steam pressure.