Rabbit Legs
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In Stock
Rabbit is a staple of Italian and French kitchens can be enjoyed in many recipes and in any season. Try rabbit legs slowly braised in duck fat until tender in place of duck confit. The light, tender and finely textured meat can be enjoyed like chicken, only with a richer and sweeter flavor. Our rabbit comes from Italy where third-generation farmers remain dedicated to traditional methods. The rabbits are fed a clean diet of sweet alfalfa grasses, oats, wheat, and barley; their consistent and regulated diet produces unadulterated rabbit, with no traces of antibiotics, hormones or other chemicals. Rabbit offers more protein and less fat than both beef and chicken and requires fewer resources to bring it to market. This makes it among the most environmentally friendly meats available, as well as the ultimate healthy meat. Our Italian rabbit program includes expertly butchered parts based on three generations of rabbit raising tradition.
- Rabbit Breeds: Californian and New Zealand White
- Humanely raised according to the EU 5 Freedoms
- No antibiotics, no hormones, ever
- No preservatives or additives
- Low in calories and cholesterol
- High in protein and nutrition (USDA states it is the most nutritious meat)
- Sold in an uncooked state
- 4 legs per package
- Product of Italy
- For best taste on fresh products, use or freeze within 3-5 days of receipt; for frozen products, use within 1-2 days after thawing
We are proud to work with a small family farm in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy that has been raising rabbits for three generations. They are committed to providing the best possible product in terms of quality, consistency and reliability - and their butchering is impeccable. Because rabbits reproduce rapidly, and naturally live in tight burrows, they can be raised humanely in smaller spaces. They also consume fewer resources than cattle or chickens, making them one of the most efficient animals to farm. The farm raises Californian White and New Zealand White breeds known for exceptional genetics, producing sweet and tender meat with this delicious crossbreed. The farm meets or exceeds the stringent EU standards for the 5 Freedoms of animal welfare. The rabbits are fed a clean diet of sweet alfalfa grasses, oats, wheat and barley. A consistent and regulated diet ensures unadulterated rabbit with no traces of antibiotics, hormones or other chemicals.
