had8ley
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Does anyone have any knowledge of special meals on board Heritage diners for Easter? Unfortunately, we have to travel Sunday due to our grand-daughters time frame in school. BTW, Happy Easter everyone; I'll be on #20. 
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Happy Easter to you, too, Jay!Does anyone have any knowledge of special meals on board Heritage diners for Easter? Unfortunately, we have to travel Sunday due to our grand-daughters time frame in school. BTW, Happy Easter everyone; I'll be on #20.
Trainmans daughter
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Please decline if they offer Rabbit Stew.
oldtimer
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Rabbit stew is very tasty. If it's on a menu, I'm there! Other dishes can be kinda hit-and-miss, as rabbit meat tends to be dry. Frying is a pretty good option, but roasting is problematic.
the_traveler
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I eat the ears first, so he doesn't hear me coming! :lol:
PetalumaLoco
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I eat the ears first, so he doesn't hear me coming! :lol:
Uh OH!!!I eat the ears first, so he doesn't hear me coming! :lol:
All the PETA zealots will be forming a mob, hope they cant get tickets on the trains! This is funny,ROTFL, it's really what hunting dogs do (they are animals also!), part of the food chain! I love animals also so please no hate mail! I ate Rabbit as a kid (we were poor southern folks!), I think Whooz was right, the stew isnt bad, fried was nice too when we couldnt afford chicken! :lol:
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Sue in KY
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Hey, you didn't have to be a poor Southern kid to eat rabbit! I was a middle-class (but country) Southern kid, and we ate rabbit and squirrel — mostly fried, and I couldn't tell the difference between squirrel and chicken!I ate Rabbit as a kid (we were poor southern folks!), I think Whooz was right, the stew isnt bad, fried was nice too when we couldnt afford chicken!
(Then I grew up and went to school in Austin and made friends with the squirrels living in the trees near my dorm ... and there went any idea of squirrel cuisine for me from that point onward.)
But I've lived the past 20+ years in Kentucky and have eaten rabbit in burgoo ....
the_traveler
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I have poor southern (New England :lol: ) CATS who love rabbit! (No wonder the Easter Bunny never visits!)
That of course is in between their meals of LOB-STAH!
That of course is in between their meals of LOB-STAH!
Ryan
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I eat the ears first, so he doesn't hear me coming! :lol:
supergrandmother
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Love the dog picture. ROTFL When my daughters were young, they had a cat who would catch rabbits and lay them on the front porch like an offering! I also grew up poor southern (was there any other kind? ) and we ate rabbit, squirrel, deer, and whatever kind of fish my dad caught. The PETA folks are stirred up now so might as well go all the way with the polictical correctness and wish you all a very Happy Easter!
Maybe they will have ham on Sunday!
When my daughters were young, they had a cat who would catch rabbits and lay them on the front porch like an offering! I also grew up poor southern (was there any other kind? ) and we ate rabbit, squirrel, deer, and whatever kind of fish my dad caught. The PETA folks are stirred up now so might as well go all the way with the polictical correctness and wish you all a very Happy Easter! Maybe they will have ham on
Sunday!
For what it is worth, I was on the Silver Star for dinner on Thanksgiving Day and turkey was served. Maybe that is an indication that something special will be served on Easter.Does anyone have any knowledge of special meals on board Heritage diners for Easter? Unfortunately, we have to travel Sunday due to our grand-daughters time frame in school. BTW, Happy Easter everyone; I'll be on #20.
PetalumaLoco
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Yeah, old turkey!For what it is worth, I was on the Silver Star for dinner on Thanksgiving Day and turkey was served. Maybe that is an indication that something special will be served on Easter.Does anyone have any knowledge of special meals on board Heritage diners for Easter? Unfortunately, we have to travel Sunday due to our grand-daughters time frame in school. BTW, Happy Easter everyone; I'll be on #20.
Ham with cherries!
Using Google for Easter Buuny, I found a great picture of a woman with chocolate all over her lips and face. Would have been great to attach that to the bunnies above, but the site would not let me copy the pic.I eat the ears first, so he doesn't hear me coming! :lol:
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