It's definitely Autumn here now...grey days with wind, rain & leaves blowing everywhere ....& as a result my thoughts have turned to the wonderful, hearty, warming dishes that only the British can produce(to cheer them up of course over the winter months! :-))..)
This is a wonderful stew that I remember from my childhood...here in the bleak North East of England we needed these wholesome stews to see us through the long winters!! LOL On this litte, aged board are the ingredients to make one of the nicest meals you could ever taste..no fuss...no "chefiness"..just good old fashioned food!!
Ingredients to make a "Jugged Hare"!
A version of this in the Kaye Browning Museum in Maysville, Kentucky & I have seen the odd skinned hare made in miniature since I first made them...sadly, I think the makers haven't actually seen a real life skinned hare & don't realise just how dark the meat is & how much fat is left on the carcass once the fur is taken off..which, of course, has to be performed while the hare is still warm!! I've done so many over the years & only stopped when I got a segment of tapeworm stuck underneath my finger nail! I've never skinned a rabbit or hare since...it put me RIGHT off!! LOL..If anyone wants a "sick bag" just yell!!!! LOL
13 comments:
eew, now that is disgusting Linda, I want that "sick bag" lol!
hugs!
Sick bag heading your way Stephanie!!! LOL
Definately not one of your prettiest pieces Linda...Possibly not to be viewed if feeling a little squirmish....but a wonderful miniature piece!!...macarons are probably more my 'speed'...but what ever you make is so realistic!!
Regards, Linda...
p.s...wether you blog once a month or each day, your work is always worth the wait!
Your mini is awesome, the description....well, I could have made without it.Brilliant work Linda, it's always amazing close how you get to the real thing. I love anything you do,Rosanna
pass the sickbag Stephanie!! :D But that just shows how real your miniature skinned hare is. I would probably barf at seeing the real one too.
and keep the posts coming! we don't care if you post every single minute!! :D
love,
jocelyn!
or Mom!! also jugged hare sai ... cook???
that beautiful grating lemon!
ah ah! very realistic, well done!
bye, Caterina
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or Mom!! also "hare jugged" you know ... cook???
that beautiful grating lemon!
ah ah! very realistic, well done!
excuse my bad English ...
bye, Caterina
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SICK BAG over here! QUICK!!!
why are sickbags necessary, that's GORGEOUS!
Cindy, who is fascinated by serial killers ;)
LOL Cindy..I think the thought of a tapeworm segment stuck under my nail could explain the need for sickbags! As for your fascination with serial killers..me too!!
la forma de la Liebre es perfecta, y el color pues no sé decirlo `pues nunca he visto una liebre despellejada.
Genial el trabajo Linda!
Like all of your work that is just amazing! Reminds me of my childhood in New Zealand when my big brother would come home from shooting rabbits, lay them out on the lawn in the backyard and get busy with his skinning knife... they were considerably pinker than your hare tho! :)
INCREDIBLE!!!!!!!!!!, is very, very, very, realistic. CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!!
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