Processing and contamination
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Re: Processing and contamination
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I was lucky enough that my first rabbit was a young one....
Jamie Oliver had a great video for jointing a rabbit and I had a marinade very similar and I grilled!!!
OMG so good!
http://www.jamieoliver.com/recipes/game ... a-griglia/
I was lucky enough that my first rabbit was a young one....
Jamie Oliver had a great video for jointing a rabbit and I had a marinade very similar and I grilled!!!
OMG so good!
http://www.jamieoliver.com/recipes/game ... a-griglia/
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Re: Processing and contamination
Preitler wrote:Well. Fresh urin is steril, no bacterial contamination there, can be rinsed off, no problem.
Also, with rabbits being herbivores, I don't think many problems can arise anyway when proper rinsing and cooling is provided after butchering, imho it takes quite a lot of things to actually spoil rabbit meat.
Putting the rabbit on cutting boards, or whatever, would imho the bigger risk, but anyway, with proper cooling, rinsing and cooking not a real big problem.
It is a myth that urine is sterile.
Bacteria are present at low levels in the urine of healthy people not suffering from a urinary tract infection, Evann Hilt of Loyola University of Chicago reported May 18 at a conference of the American Society for Microbiology. Now, Hilt and her colleagues are figuring out what bacteria make up the normal bladder community and whether a change in that community might trigger urinary problems.
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Re: Processing and contamination
ok, but with bacteria it's about levels, and what kind. Imho fresh urin doesn't pose a problem anyhow, it's steril enough, rinse it off and it's good. We use the kidneys - which are the source of urin.
There's no point in being afraid of every single bacteria, and we cook our meat anyway.
There's no point in being afraid of every single bacteria, and we cook our meat anyway.
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