RABBITS STEWED WITH ONIONS.

Clean a pair of nice rabbits; soak in cold salt and water for an hour,

to draw out the blood; put on in a large saucepan with cold water

enough to cover them, salt slightly, and stew until tender. Slice into

another pot half a dozen young onions, and boil in a very little water

until thoroughly done. Drain off the water, and stir the onions into

a gill of drawn butter, pepper to taste, and when it simmers, add the

juice of a lemon. Cut off the heads of the hares, lay in a hot dish and

pour over them the onion-sauce. Let the dish stand in a warm place,

closely covered, five minutes before sending to table.

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