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Rabbit, Boiled, to Carve

First separate the legs and shoulders; then cut the back across into two parts. This may readily be accomplished by inserting the knife in the joint, and raising up the back with the fork. As in the case of the hare, the back of the rabbit is best worth eating. Some liver-sauce should always be served with boiled rabbit.