200g of deboned rabbit meat
200g of deboned beef
200g of fresh bacon
100g of chicken or turkey liver
salt and white peppercorns to taste
1 tablespoon of thyme
2 rabbit fillets (250g) together
1 tablespoon of butter or margarine
1 egg
1/2 cup of heavy cream
1 1/2 tablespoons of cognac
5 slices of fresh bacon (20x25cm) or
pastry dough for the pie (see recipe)
2 thin slices of fresh bacon
2 bay leaves
1 egg
1 yolk to brush
200g of deboned rabbit meat
200g of deboned beef
200g of fresh bacon
100g of chicken or turkey liver
salt and white peppercorns to taste
1 tablespoon of thyme
2 rabbit fillets (250g) together
1 tablespoon of butter or margarine
1 egg
1/2 cup of heavy cream
1 1/2 tablespoons of cognac
5 slices of fresh bacon (20x25cm) or
pastry dough for the pie (see recipe)
2 thin slices of fresh bacon
2 bay leaves
1 egg
1 yolk to brush
Prepare the filling with the meats, bacon, and liver according to basic instructions
Season with salt, white peppercorns, and thyme
Cover and reserve
Remove all skin from the rabbit fillets
Fry on all sides in hot butter or margarine
Season with salt and white peppercorns
Pulse the meat that was in the fridge through a food processor
Mix with the egg, heavy cream, and cognac
Season well with salt and white peppercorns to taste
Lay out a 26x12cm English muffin tin with the fresh bacon or pastry dough
Fill with half of the meat mixture
Wrap the fillets in thin slices of fresh bacon and place one next to the other in the middle
Fill with the remaining meat mixture, cover with the bacon or pastry dough
Garnish with pieces of pastry cut into shapes
If using bacon, seal well with aluminum foil and bake in a moderate oven (180°C) for 90 minutes
If using pastry, do not wrap to allow it to crisp up and bake in a hot oven (220°C) for the first 20 minutes, then reduce heat to moderate (180°C) and bake for an additional 1.5 hours
30 minutes before removing from the oven, brush with the yolk
Let rest in the tin for 30 minutes to allow it to cool down and unmold