At a glance
You're creating a stunning cream sauce dish that takes about two and a half hours from start to finish. The most time-consuming part is braising the rabbit until it's tender (around 90 minutes), but the payoff is worth it – you'll end up with a silky, luxurious sauce that comes from sieving the vegetables and roux before finishing it with cream.
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Cut up the rabbit
It's best to work with a rabbit that's already been cut into pieces. I divided mine into five parts: two from the front legs, two from the back legs, and one saddle. If you prefer just nice meaty legs, you can usually buy them separately at the shop – go for 4 legs.
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Prepare and brown the meat
Rinse the meat, pat it dry and season with salt. Heat some oil in a large pot and brown the rabbit pieces on all sides.
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Dice the root vegetables
Cut the onion and root vegetables into small cubes. Keep the onion separate and mix the root vegetables together.
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