Cooked Rabbit is the cooked food item smelted from raw rabbit in Minecraft, available since Java Edition 1.8 and Bedrock Edition, and eating it restores 5 hunger points and 6 saturation. Players obtain raw rabbit by killing rabbit mobs, which spawn in deserts, flower forests, taiga, snowy tundra, and snowy taiga biomes, and rabbits breed with carrots, golden carrots, and dandelions, making Cooked Rabbit a renewable food source (you can farm it endlessly by breeding rabbits). Smelting one raw rabbit in a furnace, smoker, or campfire yields one Cooked Rabbit, and the smoker finishes the job twice as fast as a regular furnace. The item stacks to 64, the same cap as most foods in Minecraft.

Cooked Rabbit restores 2 more hunger than the raw rabbit it comes from, so cooking before eating is always worth the fuel. The main crafted use is Rabbit Stew: combine one Cooked Rabbit with one baked potato, one carrot, any one mushroom, and a bowl to make a stew that restores 10 hunger and 12 saturation in a single bite. Java Edition butcher villagers may also hand players Cooked Rabbit as a gift, giving a free supply line beyond hunting and smelting. Bread matches Cooked Rabbit at 5 hunger and 6 saturation, but rabbit breeding produces a steadier food supply than wheat farming.