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liuzhou

liuzhou

China consumes around 63%* of all the rabbit consumed worldwide, and of that amount (about 235 million bunnies a year), 66% is eaten in Sichuan. So, I had a look through my Chinese-language cookbooks for recipes. Among those listed are:

 

Hand Pulled Rabbit

Chillied Rabbit Slivers

Pepper Taste Rabbit

Palace Rabbit

"Crooked Mouth" Rabbit Head

Sichuan Pepper Rabbit

Stir Fried Rabbit Cubes

ZiGong Cold Rabbit

Rabbit and Taro Hotpot

Chilli Fried Rabbit Cubes

Xingguo Hare

 

If any catch your eye, let me know and I'll expand on the details.

 

* and consumption is rising, partly because of African swine fever causing a shortage of pork, leading to higher prices. China is now importing rabbits from Europe (especially France) reversing the traditional trade. When I last lived in Europe, all supermarket rabbit meat was imported from China - no longer.

 

 

 

 

liuzhou

liuzhou

China consumes around 63%* of all the rabbit consumed worldwide, and of that amount (about 235 million bunnies a year), 66% is eaten in Sichuan. So, I had a look through my Chinese-language cookbooks for recipes. Among those listed are:

 

Hand Pulled Rabbit

Chillied Rabbit Slivers

Pepper Taste Rabbit

Palace Rabbit

"Crooked Mouth" Rabbit Head

Sichuan Pepper Rabbit

Stir Fried Rabbit Cubes

ZiGong Cold Rabbit

Rabbit and Taro Hotpot

Chilli Fried Rabbit Cubes

Xingguo Hare

 

If any catch your eye, let me know and I'll expand on the details.

 

* and consumption is rising, partly because or African swine fever causing a shortage of pork, leading to higher prices. China is now importing rabbits from Europe (especially France) reversing the traditional trade. When I last lived in Europe, all supermarket rabbit meat was imported from China - no longer.

 

 

 

 

liuzhou

liuzhou

China consumes around 63%* of all the rabbit consumed worldwide, and of that amount (about 235 million bunnies a year), 66% is eaten in Sichuan. So, I had a look through my Chinese-language cookbooks for recipes. Among those listed are:

 

Hand Pulled Rabbit

Chillied Rabbit Slivers

Pepper Taste Rabbit

Palace Rabbit

"Crooked Mouth" Rabbit Head

Sichuan Pepper Rabbit

Stir Fried Rabbit Cubes

ZiGong Cold Rabbit

Rabbit and Taro Hotpot

Chilli Fried Rabbit Cubes

Xingguo Hare

 

If any catch your eye, let me know and I'll expand on the details.

 

* and consumption is rising, partly because or Afrcan swine fever causing a shortage of pork, leading to higher prices. China is now importing rabbits from Europe (especially France) reversing the traditional trade. When I last lived in Europe, all supermarket rabbit meat was imported from China - no longer.

 

 

 

 

liuzhou

liuzhou

China consumes around 63%* of all the rabbit consumed worldwide, and of that amount (about 1,000,000 tonnes a year), 66% is eaten in Sichuan. So, I had a look through my Chinese-language cookbooks for recipes. Among those listed are:

 

Hand Pulled Rabbit

Chillied Rabbit Slivers

Pepper Taste Rabbit

Palace Rabbit

"Crooked Mouth" Rabbit Head

Sichuan Pepper Rabbit

Stir Fried Rabbit Cubes

ZiGong Cold Rabbit

Rabbit and Taro Hotpot

Chilli Fried Rabbit Cubes

Xingguo Hare

 

If any catch your eye, let me know and I'll expand on the details.

 

* and consumption is rising, partly because or Afrcan swine fever causing a shortage of pork, leading to higher prices. China is now importing rabbits from Europe (especially France) reversing the traditional trade. When I last lived in Europe, all supermarket rabbit meat was imported from China - no longer.

 

 

 

 

liuzhou

liuzhou

China consumes around 62%* of all the rabbit consumed worldwide, and of that amount (about 1,000,000 tonnes a year), 66% is eaten in Sichuan. So, I had a look through my Chinese-language cookbooks for recipes. Among those listed are:

 

Hand Pulled Rabbit

Chillied Rabbit Slivers

Pepper Taste Rabbit

Palace Rabbit

"Crooked Mouth" Rabbit Head

Sichuan Pepper Rabbit

Stir Fried Rabbit Cubes

ZiGong Cold Rabbit

Rabbit and Taro Hotpot

Chilli Fried Rabbit Cubes

Xingguo Hare

 

If any catch your eye, let me know and I'll expand on the details.

 

* and consumption is rising, partly because or Afrcan swine fever causing a shortage of pork, leading to higher prices. China is now importing rabbits from Europe (especially France) reversing the traditional trade. When I last lived in Europe, all supermarket rabbit meat was imported from China - no longer.

 

 

 

 

liuzhou

liuzhou

China consumes around 62%* of all the rabbit consumed worldwide, and of that amount (about 250,000  rabbits a year), 66% is eaten in Sichuan. So, I had a look through my Chinese-language cookbooks for recipes. Among those listed are:

 

Hand Pulled Rabbit

Chillied Rabbit Slivers

Pepper Taste Rabbit

Palace Rabbit

"Crooked Mouth" Rabbit Head

Sichuan Pepper Rabbit

Stir Fried Rabbit Cubes

ZiGong Cold Rabbit

Rabbit and Taro Hotpot

Chilli Fried Rabbit Cubes

Xingguo Hare

 

If any catch your eye, let me know and I'll expand on the details.

 

* and consumption is rising, partly because or Afrcan swine fever causing a shortage of pork, leading to higher prices. China is now importing rabbits from Europe (especially France) reversing the traditional trade. When I last lived in Europe, all supermarket rabbit meat was imported from China - no longer.

 

 

 

 

liuzhou

liuzhou

China consumes around 62%* of all the rabbit consumed worldwide, and of that amount (about 250,000  rabbits a year, 66% is eaten in Sichuan. So, I had a look through my Chinese-language cookbooks for recipes. Among those listed are:

 

Hand Pulled Rabbit

Chillied Rabbit Slivers

Pepper Taste Rabbit

Palace Rabbit

"Crooked Mouth" Rabbit Head

Sichuan Pepper Rabbit

Stir Fried Rabbit Cubes

ZiGong Cold Rabbit

Rabbit and Taro Hotpot

Chilli Fried Rabbit Cubes

Xingguo Hare

 

If any catch your eye, let me know and I'll expand on the details.

 

* and consumption is rising, partly because or Afrcan swine fever causing a shortage of pork, leading to higher prices. China is now importing rabbits from Europe (especially France) reversing the traditional trade. When I last lived in Europe, all supermarket rabbit meat was imported from China - no longer.

 

 

 

 

liuzhou

liuzhou

China consumes around 62%* of all the rabbit consumed worldwide, and of that amount (about 250,000  rabbits a year, 66% is eaten in Sichuan. So, I had a look through my Chinese-language cookbooks for recipes. Among those listed are:

 

Hand Pulled Rabbit

Chillied Rabbit Slivers

Pepper Taste Rabbit

Palace Rabbit

"Crooked Mouth" Rabbit Head

Sichuan Pepper Rabbit

Stir Fried Rabbit Cubes

ZiGong Cold Rabbit

Rabbit and Taro Hotpot

Chilli Fried Rabbit Cubes

Xingguo Hare

 

If any catch your eye, let me know and I'll expand on the details.

 

* and consumption is rising, partly because or Afrcan swine fever causing a shortage of pork leading to higher prices. China is now importing rabbits from Europe (especially France) reversing the traditional trade. When I last lived in Europe, all supermarket rabbit meat was imported from China - no longer.

 

 

 

 

liuzhou

liuzhou

China consumes around 62%* of all the rabbit consumed worldwide, and of that amount (about 250,000  rabbits a year, 66% is eaten in Sichuan. So, I had a look through my Chinese-language cookbooks for recipes. Among those listed are:

 

Hand Pulled Rabbit

Chillied Rabbit Slivers

Pepper Taste Rabbit

Palace Rabbit

"Crooked Mouth" Rabbit Head

Sichuan Pepper Rabbit

Stir Fried Rabbit Cubes

ZiGong Cold Rabbit

Rabbit and Taro Hotpot

Chilli Fried Rabbit Cubes

Xingguo Hare

 

If any catch your eye, let me know and I'll expand on the details.

 

 

 

 

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