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[♪ "MERRIE MELODIES" TUNE PLAYS]
[HONKING]
[HONKING]
[HONKING]
Eh, when these drivers decide to drop you off somewheres,
they ain't kiddin'.
Now, where do ya suppose I'm at?
"Roo dee lah Pakes." Hmm.
"Eyefull" Tower.
"Champs Ellee-eye-see-ay."
Hey, I must be in Paris!
Well, "polly-voos fran-sayce" and Ooh, la, la.
I'm just gonna stroll down zee
boulevard and look over the mon-sewers and the madam-oyzels.
[♪ WHISTLING "THE LATIN QUARTER"]
Nom "day" plume! A "Ra-beet"!
Just what I must have for "zee" dinner menu!
Nuit de Noël! A "ra-beet"!
Just what I must have for "zee" dinner menu.
Vive à la carte!
Huh?
What was that?
Uh-oh. Somethin' tells me
this little gray hare's in the middle again.
En garde, rabbit.
[WHOOSH, CRASH]
I got him! I got "zee ra-beet"!
[♪ SCATTING "ALOUETTE"]
Meh, what's up, doc?
Whatcha got in the tureen?
Ah, monsieur, here I have "zee" most beautiful "ra-beet"!
Rabbit, eh?
Eh, mind if I have a peek at him?
But of course, monsieur.
Regardez.
Mmm. Sort of short-eared critter, ain't he, doc?
Monsieur Louie!
Monsieur, what did you do with my "ra-beet"?
Your rabbit? No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
No, Monsieur François. The rabbit, she is mine.
Au contraire, monsieur.
"Zee ra-beet" is mine, not yours.
If anybody was to tell me
my rabbit wasn't mine,
I'd tweak his little pink "tomahto" nose.
- En garde! - [HONKS]
If anybody was to tweak
my little pink tomahto nose,
I'd... [WHISPERING]
Touché!\h\h\h\h\h
[WHISPERING]\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h
[TSKING]
What a revoltin' display of temper.
- I win! I win! - [CLANG]
[CHUCKLING]
Now, just a eau-"dee"-cologne minute, doc!
What's cookin'?
You, monsieur. [CHUCKLING]
You're gonna cook me?
Ah, oui, monsieur. I am now prepare
the delicious "Ra-beet" François. [KISSING]
Oh. Uh-huh. Okay.
Of course, if you want somethin' really good,
ya can't beat a good old Lousiana
back bay bayou Bunny Bordelais...
à la Antoine.
À la Antoine?
You mean "zee" Antoine of New Orleans?
I don't mean Antoine of Flatbush.
Now, come on, buster. Get with your cookin'.
[SPEAKING FRENCH] This recipe I must know.
- Uh, monsieur? - Now what?
Monsieur show me to cook this recipe, no?
No.
[EXCLAIMS]
Monsieur, I insist that you show me!
Oh, well, if you "in-sist."
Now, then, uh, I'm the chef and you're the rabbit. See?
But, monsieur, I do not look like "zee ra-beet."
Oh, well, I'll fix that in a jiffy.
- Here. - [SNAPS]
[♪ "YOU MUST HAVE BEEN A BEAUTIFUL BABY" PLAYS]
Open wide.
That's it.
♪ LA, DA-DEE, DA-DEE-DUM ♪
Now, wiggle your nose.
Say, you make a swell rabbit, doc.
See?
Oh, merci. Thank you, monsieur.
And now, for Antoine's recipe.
First, immerse the rabbit thoroughly in wine.
Then, pickle.
Already, I am "zee"... [HICCUPS] ...pickled.
- [JAR CLINKS] - [THWUNK!]
Shake well.
Then stuff with hot sauce, chili peppers, bay leaves,
bay rum, hot mustard, horseradish, mule radish,
and a dash of Tabasco sauce.
[♪ KETTLE DRUMS]
Next, we dip liberally in flour.
So.
And roll briskly with rollin' pin.
"K-nead" gently, but firmly.
[GRUNTING]
Then pour into stew pot.
Now add sliced parsnips,
potatoes, "as-par-ay-gus,"
ONIONS...
Huh? Oh, okay.
Skip the onions.
Monsieur François, "zee ra-beet," she is mine!
[DOING!]
Monsieur François!
You are expecting maybe Humphrey Bogart?
Monsieur François, whah happen?
Monsieur le "ra-beet," la,
is show me to cook the Lousiana
back bay bayou Bunny Bordelais
à la Antoine.
Antoine?
Oh, the sad sack.
Proceed, Monsieur la "Ra-beet."
Okay, doc. Here we go.
- [GROANS] Stop! - [SLAP!]
You show "zis" recipe to Monsieur
"zen" you must show it to me!
Well, all right.
If you insist.
First, we fix ya up like your friend here.
- Now, wine, pickle... - [THWUNK!]
stuffing,
flour, roll, "k-nead,"
and into the pot.
And last, but not least,
a nice, big carrot.
There, that'll put a kick in it.
And into la oven we go.
Mmm-mmm!
Don't they look yummy yummy?
[MATCH RASPS]
- [FUSE SIZZLES] - [EXPLOSION]
BOTH: ♪ Alouette, gentille alouette
BOTH: ♪ Alouette, je te plumerai ♪
BOTH: Vive Antoine!
BOTH: ♪ Alouette, gentille alouette
BOTH: ♪ Alouette, je te plumerai ♪
Hm. Personally, I prefer hamburger.
[♪ "MERRIE MELODIES" TUNE PLAYS]
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