- Tell people:please, keep yourself in tight rein – I can’t. But I wouldn’t advise turning the holiday into a revenge on the diet either. Pay attention to a few things. First, don’t drink a lot of alcohol and don’t forget about regular water, let it be on the table. Second, bread is not a festive food, there’s no point in eating it between courses. Third, be careful with desserts, as well as with alcoholic drinks, don’t overdo it, but eat for pleasure, – says Pierre.
Rabbit in Dijon Mustard
Photo:Season's, Luxury Hotels RepresentationYou will need:Rabbit - about 1 kgOnion - 1 pc.Dijon mustard - 200 gFat-free yogurt - 200 gGranulated garlicSpices: thyme, rosemary, parsleySalt, pepperPreparationWash and cut up the rabbit carcass. Cut into portions. In a bowl, mix mustard, yogurt, salt, pepper, thyme, rosemary and parsley. Put the mixture in and leave for 60 minutes. Cut the onion into small cubes and fry in a hot frying pan. Add a little water and put the rabbit together with the mixture in the frying pan. Simmer the rabbit in a closed frying pan for 35-40 minutes until done.