Would you, could you?

[jason]

This little diddy caused some interested responses on the BBQ site. Never tried this before but looks tempting to me.

 

[wvbreamfisherman]

LOL! Never imagined doing something like that! I dearly love frog's legs though.

 

[bsmit212]

Can't say you don't like it if you don't try it

 

[hummingbird]

Ewwwwwwwwww! I don't like frog legs and yes, I tried them. They have a taste that I just can't get over. The funny thing is I love seafood and other (to most people) game meat. It was not an experience I want to repeat.

 

[Hikenhunter]

Never tried it but I would like to.

 

[AK Hunter]

Not a very appetite pleasing presentation, but yes I have eaten frog.
It was breaded & fried about like chicken.

 

[ppine]

Frog is perfectly good to eat. I wish the American Bullfrog could be hunted heavily in places it doesn't belong.

 

[carmen]

I have never had frog anything but I am sure if I were hungry enough I would try just about anything at least once. I have heard great things about the legs but I still have never gotten around to trying them.

 

[GROUNDpounder]

The only thing I didn't care for about the frog legs I ate was a slightly muddy taste in the 'juicy' parts of the leg. I think soaking them in milk would help eliminate this taste.

Or BBqing them up like in that picture

 

[shaun]

I have eaten frogs legs in France, the home of frog leg cooking. The frogs legs were cooked in pastured butter, plenty of crushed garlic, fresh parsley and a squeeze of lemon juice. I would describe the taste as slightly fishy chicken, I love it.

 

[Esperahol]

They have a lot of fast twitch so the meat is rather like breast meat on a chicken. However, I wouldn't trust any I caught for eating. Frogs tend to be rather sensitive to factors in nature and that can lead to getting sick if you chow down on the wrong critters.

 

[ChadTower]

Can't say I have done that. Any time you wrap a meat in bacon, though, you're pretty much admitting you don't like it much.