Rabbits "are helping win the war," proclaimed a Los Angeles Times article from 1943. Touted as a patriotic food during World War II, rabbits were raised by thousands of Americans in their backyards.

Should you choose to colony raise your rabbits, and don’t want to lose them, the pen needs to have wire — 1-inch chicken wire works — laid flat and covered with dirt all along your fence line.

L.A.’s largest Mexican-style rotisserie goes well beyond roast chicken. L.A.’s largest Mexican-style rotisserie goes well beyond roast chicken. Skip to main content. News & City.

Carlton Hill Farm offers processed quail and quail eggs in addition to chicken and rabbit. (Photo Provided) Alexys and Sean Carlton of Carlton Hill Farm on Valley Mills Road.

“For the rabbit itself we decided to make a forcemeat and treat it like a pâté. It’s a very lean animal so we needed to get some fat in there. We chose pork, in the form of belly, and made a ...

Unique Filipino street food in Angeles City, Philippines. Today we go on an epic street food tour of Angeles City, tasting unique rabbit lechon and fried chicken heads in Pampanga.

While Jewell’s chicken farming rose out of the scrambling farms of Georgia, the larger producers and processors of rabbit meat during the 1920s and 1930s were located in Southern California ...