LARDED RABBIT.

Cut off the head and divide the body into joints. Lard with slips of

fat pork; put into a clean hot frying-pan and fry until half done. Have

ready some strained gravy made of veal or beef—the first is better;

put the pieces of rabbit into a saucepan, with a bunch of sweet herbs,

a minced onion, and some pepper. Stew, closely covered, half an hour,

or until tender; take out the rabbits and lay in a hot covered dish.

Strain the gravy, add a tablespoonful of butter, the juice of a lemon,

and thicken with flour. Boil up and pour over the meat.

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