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I guess you could. Every one I know including me only eat the legs. You must have some pretty big frogs where you are at if you're thinking of cooking the whole frog.
Rick
 
You bet. When I was a lad we depended on the kill and the catch to put meat on the table. In the summer I made nightly frog-gigging rounds to about seven ponds. We ate back legs, front legs and sucked the backbone. Meat is meat.
 
(quoted from post at 22:52:25 06/02/12) What do frogs taste like??
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CHICKEN! Don't you know nuthin????????

Just kiddin.... I used to go gigging as a kid and get loads of them but never had one..... Always got them for someone else that was gonna make sure they called me to eat when they fixed them :roll:
Mom refused to cook them after she tried the first time.... Dropped them (legs) in the skillet/oil and they started moving... She freaked and that was the end of frog anything inside our house.....
 
Taste like a cross between chicken with a slight fish flavor mixed in. Little oil, lightly flour, salt, pepper, then fry..

And yes, the do tend to kick a little when in the frying pan. Doesnt seem to affect the taste. ha ha.

Rick
 
Why not, there is no impediment but make sure they are not poisonous.
They are a good indicator of the health of your waterways so kill them and buy a water tester,also they are disappearing from some areas, would that mean too many people are eating them or is there an environmental message being given.
 
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