Guide to Australian Restaurants, Cafes & Bars
Restaurant
Name
Suburb/PC
Cuisine
Cost
State
BROWSEFULL SEARCH
Location

Add your Restaurant, Cafe or Bar

Mietta's Recipe Collection
Recipe
Category
Cuisine
Ingredient
Browse


Mietta's Photos



 
Loading...
MSRA Logo

The 2008
Mietta Song Recital Award







Conejo Tapado


Preamble
Conejo Tapado translates as smothered rabbits, and is from Puerto Rico.


Ingredients

2,2 lb Rabbits ready-to-cook and cut into serving pieces

Rabbit Rabbit

1 average head Garlic peeled

Garlic Garlic

1 large Onion

Spring Onion Spring Onion

1 lb Tomatoes peeled, seeded and chopped

Tomato Tomato

1 tablespoon Olive Oil

Olive Oil Olive Oil

3 tablespoons Capers

Capers Capers

1 tablespoon Vinegar from capers

Vinegar Vinegar

8 fl oz Dry Sherry

Sherry Sherry

1 teaspoon Oregano

Oregano Oregano

Salt

Salt Salt

Freshly ground Pepper to taste

Pepper Pepper

12 New Potatoes scraped or peeled

Potato Potato

12 pimento stuffed Olives quartered

Olive Olive

Method

Put the rabbit pieces in a heavy, covered casserole. Mince the garlic and the onions and add to the casserole with the tomatoes, oil, capers, caper vinegar, sherry, oregano, salt and pepper. Cover and simmer gently for about 1 1/2 hours. Add the potatoes and cook for a further 30 minutes.

Young rabbits will cook in about 2 hours; older ones take up to 3 hours, so allow for this when adding potatoes. Just before serving, add the olives. Simmer for a minute or two longer.

Serves 6 to 8.

(This dish does not have a strong garlic flavour despite the fact that a whole head of garlic is used. Most of it disappeared in the cooking.)









Conejo Tapado
Rabbit casserole with potatoes flavoured with garlic, capers & olives