[Sca-cooks] hare vs rabbit

[Christina Nevin]

> My big-ass (as my son would say) dictionary was of no help, so I will ask=
 you guys.... what is the differance between a hare and a rabbit. And which=
 one is a *cony*? The dictionary only said that a rabbit was a small hare. =
 Is that it?
> Thanks!
> Phillipa
> ps... what does rabbit and/or hare taste like? and don't say chicken!!

Actually, as far as I remember, rabbits and hares are not actually in the
same family/genus. I could be wrong. Can anyone help out there?
Hare is gamey, and distinctly non-chicken like. Rabbit (which is one of my
favorite meats, much to my fluffy-bunny-loving twin's horror) has more of a
long stringy texture to it and varies about three steps (in my opinion) from
chicken (i.e. if turkey varies two). YMMV. :-)
ciao
Lucrezia



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