Froggie Legs!!!!!!!!!!

[JohnCimfl2]

I have a friend that has a good sized pond chalked full of bull frogs and this spring im gonna o get some.... does any1 know of a good recipe that i could use???

[Big Sur]

Quick fry them in butter with a litltle bit of garlic and they will be wonderful. I used to frog in calif and get large ones but don't know of any populations in Oregon. I love frog legs.

[Troutinator]

mix one egg with 1 cup milk
roll legs in tempura flour (dry rice flour)
dip in egg milk mixture
roll in panko bread crumbs
fry in 1" of oil or if you have one, deep fry @ 375 degrees for 4-5 minutes
be sure to cut the tendon or they will "cramp up" on you...

love frog legs... we go gigging on my aunts farm on Sauvies Island... it's always a blast!

[JohnCimfl2]

hey thanx u guys ill have toi try those this spring and summer they sound good

[MarlinMark]

Marinate in italian dressing and saute in a skillet with butter, olive oil, and garlic.


Mark

p.s. Same as grouse.:D

[Dullhook]

mix one egg with 1 cup milk
roll legs in tempura flour (dry rice flour)
dip in egg milk mixture
roll in panko bread crumbs
fry in 1" of oil or if you have one, deep fry @ 375 degrees for 4-5 minutes
be sure to cut the tendon or they will "cramp up" on you...

love frog legs... we go gigging on my aunts farm on Sauvies Island... it's always a blast!

This is a great lookin' recipe. Gotta try it with oysters and shrimp too! :)

[JohnCimfl2]

:yeahthat::agree::food:

[Troutinator]

that is my go to recipe for ANYTHING that goes into hot oil... oysters, shrimp and ESPECIALLY scallops all turn out well... the secret is that the panko browns quite quickly so you don't end up overcooking your delicate seafoods!

Also makes KILLER chicken strips... add some cajun or asian spices to the tempura flour and you have something that will make people think you know what you're doing!

[Grantspastor]

Quick fry them in butter with a litltle bit of garlic and they will be wonderful. I used to frog in calif and get large ones but don't know of any populations in Oregon. I love frog legs.

Just skin them first, and this recipe will come out great

[JohnCimfl2]

besides gigging and shooting frogs does anyone know how to kill the things, i heard that a red string would attract them but im not sure

[Grizzly II]

I have caught them on a strip of rag, a big barbless fly and when I was a little kid, a nightcrawler. About anything that looks like a flying insect works. Just put it under his nose.

[JohnCimfl2]

I have caught them on a strip of rag, a big barbless fly and when I was a little kid, a nightcrawler. About anything that looks like a flying insect works. Just put it under his nose.
I take it that they will hang on and not let go

[boutdoorhunter]

Used to catch them on a red fly. What time's dinner?:excited:

[reeldick]

besides gigging and shooting frogs does anyone know how to kill the things, i heard that a red string would attract them but im not sure

We always went for them after dark. Good boots or waders, gunny sack, and a good flashlight. Walk the shoreline slowly with the light until you spot one. Keep the light on it and it won't move. Just reach over, pick it up and put it in the sack. Simple and it works.

When cleaning.... a good sharp pair of large shears(kitchen type) are used to cut the legs off at the waist. Pull the skin off the connected pair of legs and they are ready to batter and drop in the hot oil. Yummm.

[sporttpoc]

Put a screen over em --- they can get quite lively in the pan:meme:

[JohnCimfl2]

Put a screen over em --- they can get quite lively in the pan:meme:
awesome ill give em all a try and let ya knnow which 1 works best