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You don’t have to be an expert chef to create this elegant dish based on wild rabbit. Wrapping the loins in pancetta not only gives added taste, it also keeps the meat moist as it is quickly seared, then sliced. Served on a bed of sautéed leek — only use the white part to avoid any bitterness — and sprinkled with a tasty crumble of breadcrumbs flavoured with lemon thyme and wild garlic, it’s sure to impress dinner guests. Because it’s so quick and easy to make, it’s bound to be a winner at any time and is ideal as an after-work meal for the family. If there’s just two of you, simply halve the ingredients.
4 large rabbit loins
250g pancetta
20g wild garlic, chopped
30g breadcrumbs
Lemon thyme, chopped
40g leeks, sliced into ¼in rounds
1 tablespoon of butter
Cornish sea salt
Milled black pepper
This recipe is from the Countryside Alliance’s Game-to-Eat campaign, which is dedicated to promoting wild British game meat. It also champions the produce of the UK’s shoots, gamedealers, butchers and farm shops. Visit Game To Eat to discover more.
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