Rabbit in Salmorejo
About the recipe
An emblematic dish of the mountain cuisine and highlands of Granadilla, a legacy of hunting traditions. The rabbit is marinated for 24 hours in a mixture of Abona DO wine, paprika, plenty of garlic, and mountain herbs, then fried and stewed in that sauce.
Ingredients
List of ingredients needed and quantities for the preparation of this recipe.
| Canary farm rabbit | 1 conejo |
| Garlic from Tenerife | 8 cloves |
| Flor de Chasna Wine (Dry White) | 750 ml |
| Almonds | 60 g (tostadas) |
| Fresh parsley | 1/2 bunch |
| Hot pepper | 1 unit |
| Sweet paprika | 10 g |
| Cumin seeds | 1 tbsp |
| Dried Thyme | 1 tbsp |
Preparation
1
Season the rabbit with coarse salt and set aside.
2
In a saucepan, heat oil and sauté garlic, bread, liver, almonds, palm pepper, cumin and parsley.
3
Add the white wine, deglaze and blend everything to make the sauce.
4
Fry the rabbit until golden brown, removing any excess fat.
5
Add the reserved sauce, thyme, and oregano.
6
Simmer until tender. Serve with wrinkled potatoes.