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Hare stew

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Cooking @lemmy.world · 24 days ago

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Waiter, theres a hare in my stew.

Buh dum tis
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  Just a coney in the minestrone
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  Bun Dumtis? Is that what they call this dish?
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    It’s actually based on a Native American dish called Wasupdok.
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      Not to quibble but I think that might be native American not Native American. ;-)

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