I have been quiet on list of late and thought it time to post a recipe. Hey Doug, try this one. The idea sorta popped into my head as my daughter's plane left for Hawaii. She had two pet bunnies when she was younger and we're not "allowed" to serve wabbit when she's around. :-) Applewood Smoked Wabbit ............... Fixed this Sunday............. Smoked Wabbit Wrapped in Applewood Smoked Bacon (Nieman Schell) Get the smoker fired up. Place presoaked Applewood chips in foil container that has been pierced numerous times in the bottom. (Let's the smoke through.) Now go to the herb garden and pluck a few branches here and there of thyme, lavender, rosemary, Italian Parsley and Oregano. Take down a small saute pan and go for it. Oh if you haven't poured yourself a nice glass of vino. Do so now! Med red onion chopped coarsely 4 oz. Pancetta chopped coarsely 1/4 cup Italian Parsley chopped Fresh Herb leaves: Lavender, Oregano, Rosemary, and Thyme 4 cloves of garlic chopped Fry pancetta lightly add a little olive oil, add the herbs, and garlic Add a little of Jim's Applewood Smoked Habanero Pepper Stir gently to keep from getting too brown Remove extra fat from inside wabbit (this can be rendered and added to the above as it cooks if you want. If they didn't steal the liver from the wabbit for pate (like they did with mine) cut this up and saute with the above. Now take that wabbit and liberally coat his inside and outside with pureed Chipotle. A brush works real good. Place the above mixture of herbs and pancetta inside the cavity. Draw the side together and skewer closed. Now wrap the wabbit in slice of raw Applewood Smoked Bacon securing with small skewers (poultry type). Now liberally brush once more with the pureed Chipotle. You can brush him again from time to time with more Chipotle to kick it up a notch) Now if you don't know about Chipotle in Adobe go the store and fetch thee some NOW whether you make this recipe or not. I keep a jar of pureed Chipotle in the frig at all times! Place this bacon cloaked wabbit on the smoker. It will take between 2.5 and 3 hours depending on the size of wabbit. I served with Lemon Porcini Risotto and smoked veggies. (Leeks, Japanese eggplants, red onions, and one huge portabella mushroom) If there is any leftover wabbit it makes a great pasta sauce w/carrot, celery, redwine, etc ragout. Mary-Anne