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Rabbit meat is called lapin. That might be spelled with two p's...I don't remember. In The Lord of the Rings movies they called rabbits coneys. sure is, Hausenfeffer, not sure if I spelled it correctly, but that would be rabbit stew, just ask Bugs bunny, its in the cartoons all the time.
Meat rabbits have been bred over years with meat production in mind. Their bodies are described as being commercial in type, that is, muscular or well-muscled (full of meat). New Zealand rabbits are your quintessential meat-type rabbit. According to Rabbit Production (Cheeke, Patton, Lukefahr and McNitt, 1987, pg 190), a weanling rabbit gains a pound for every 3 pounds of feed consumed.