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Frog Legs
I had not had frog legs since I moved up to the NE a few years ago, so when I came across some, I had to grab them. They were nice sized, the four weighed a little over a pound.
Rinsed them off and gave them the once over to make sure there wasn't anything in need of a trimming. http://i1052.photobucket.com/albums/...ps207022fd.jpg The one on the right was much darker than the others, not sure why, or even if that is any cause for concern. Hit them with a shot of EVOO and sprinkled with Yardbird. http://i1052.photobucket.com/albums/...ps2bc71aab.jpg Into the smoker they went. 275 or so with some cherry wood for the smoke. Checked on them every so often during a break from working on the son's Jeep. Probably and hour - hour and 1/2 they looked done. http://i1052.photobucket.com/albums/...ps9e139cb6.jpg They were pretty tasty, but one set had a much stronger flavor than the others, I assume it was the dark one, but don't know that for a fact. Naturally, it was the one my wife tried. :wacko: Oh well, more for me. |
Looking good; I tried some on the grill once, and my wife was not smitten, to say the least.
I'll have to try your method. Thanks. |
I'd be hard pressed not to fry frog legs like that. Luv 'em.
Pretty sure I'd have to split them in half tho. I ain't sayin' why??? |
Look good, love to try some. I can only find them frozen around here though...
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Best way to eat them is fried, Not healthy but very tasty.
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It HAS been a long time since you made frog legs Joe! lol
Think I've made a kazillion of them since the last ones you made. :mrgreen: They look great!! :thumb: :clap: |
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