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Hasenpfeffer

There is an old Pennsylvania German saying, “Do is’s wo d’r Haws im pef’r sits.” (Here is where the rabbit sits in the pepper.)

2 - rabbits, cut up
3 - cups vinegar
3 - cups water
1 - large onion, sliced
1/4 - teaspoon red pepper
1/2 - teaspoon ginger
1 - teaspoon salt
1/4 - teaspoon cloves
2 - slices lemon
2 - Tablespoons butter
2 - Tablespoons all-purpose flour

  • Skin and clean the rabbits. 
  • Cut in pieces, place in a large bowl, cover with vinegar and water. 
  • Let stand a day or two, adding sliced onion, red pepper, ginger, salt, and cloves.
  • On the third day, place the rabbit in a stockpot and cover with fresh water, add the lemon slices. (Lemon keeps the flesh white.) 
  • Boil 60 minutes or until the meat is tender. Remove from the kettle.
  • Dip the pieces of rabbit lightly in flour and dry in hot fat, browning quickly. 
  • Cover and steam gently until thoroughly cooked.

* Check PA Dutch Idioms and Expressions


 

 
 
 
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