Alright, /ck/ - the so-called "American bullfrog" (Lithobates

>>8740990
I don't know, but goddamn wouldn't it be sweet to just have a free food source like that

Why didn't you just kill the fucking thing anyway instead of letting it back out into the wild?

>>8740994
>throwing out good food
anon please, a child in africa could have used that frog

>>8740994
It was a dry-run/feasibility study. Those froggies got lucky.

>>8741008
Food not wasted in america doesn't translate into food given in africa

let me know when you catch a rare frog

>>8740990
Garlic marinade I guess? Look up some french recipes. Should work just fine.

>>8741043
yes it does

bread and fry the legs like you are making fried chicken, it's bretty gud

>>8741043
Dude just put your leftovers in a box and sent them to random african villages instead of throwing them out

>>8740990
>eating a son of Kek
Blasphemer!

>>8741040
It's an invasive species. Kill it next time.

>>8740990
Only people in America who actually eat those are Cajuns, so I'd go for a Cajun style seasoning and then either deep fry or grill.

where the fuck do you live

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swikee

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>>8741342
>Another type of frog cooking is "pepes kodok", frog cooked in pepes method, where the frog legs and different condiments are wrapped in banana leaves and put in a fire until cooked.

Are you fucking kidding me

>>8741342
>>8741382
holy fuck

>>8741382
It's well known that frogs are cannibals and it's also known there can be no other frogs before Pepe.

>>8741382
The Pepe meme will officially never die.

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>>8741342

stir-fried swikee in margarine sauce

>>8741494
Looks like it was just pulled from a LA swamp

>>8740990
>Invasive species

Yes, but all frogs are endangered and the bullfrog is among the most resistant to the deadly fungus that is killing the world amphibian population.

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>>8741382
We're a weird bunch.
This one is made of bee larvae.

Don't kill frog.

>>8741494
why leave the spines on? they don't look like there's a lot of meat on them and it looks pretty freaky imo

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>>8741340
Oregon. We also have a lot of non-native crayfish that need to be culled. I catch and eat my share.

>>8741523
American bullfrogs are in no way "endangered."

I'm also kind of curious about Chinese recipes, since it seems like they eat a lot of frogs.

>>8741523
>poisonous cane toads overrunning Australia
>"but Anon-kun, frogs are endangered! Don't squash them!"

>>8742869

Frog meat is a lot like chicken, and any recipe you use for chicken will work for frog legs.

If I had access to a shitload, I'd save up enough to make a stock with the legs, strip the meat off, and then use the stock and meat in a gumbo or an etouffee with some andoille.

>>8742869
augh yeah folks da delicous ditch lopsta

>>8740990
Fry the legs up like chicken. Tasty. Ate plenty of frog when I was homeless for 3 years.

>>8742906
The fungus will deal with them.

>>8741172
Use a thinner breading than with chicken.

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http://www.saveur.com/article/Recipes/Sauteacuteed-Frogs-Legs-Cuisses-de-Grenouille-agrave-la-Provencale

>tfw you live in a city and can't just eat the overflowing wildlife
Feels so bad

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nn6w38-EF-k

here OP, instructional video on how to break them down

After that just lightly dust and fry, season well.

>>8743980
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFVCVz73x-Q

Frying recipe/instructions

Looks like the only part you wanna eat is the legs, rest is just guts.

>>8743996
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQwG__kp9yM

Cleaning method that lets you keep the body, can be used for stewin

>>8741382
>kodok
I SERVE NONE BUT KORROK

>>8745291
You're drunk, John.

>>8741328
He's going to. That's the entire point of the thread, dipshit.

>>8742955
>then use the stock and meat in a gumbo
Do this, OP. Throw some of those crayfish in there and make yourself a little seafood stew.

>>8745306
Yeah, those is probably what I'd go for too, or hell, I'd slow cook those badboys in some curry sauce. You'll probably end up with a slightly fishy tasting chicken-like stock that's extremely lean.

>>8740990
>American bullfrog

That's an odd name. I'd have called them Chazzwazzers.

>>8741494
>margarine sauce
>kys

Marinade them in Doritos and Mountain Dew to make the ultimate 4chan dish

>>8742869
We should kill humans, they are the most invasive of species.
/Edge off, no really the concept of invasive species and that we have to combat them seems silly.

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Adobo

just google any adobo recipe and replace chicken/pork with frog.

>>8740990
Why didn't you just follow the recipe on the website you got that picture from?

>>8746378
http://www.realcajuncooking.com/2011/07/cajun-fried-bullfrog-legs.html?m=1

>>8746136
They show up because humans being them here, have no natural predators, and out-compete or kill numerous other native species, fucking up the no one.

Yeah, no, can't think of any reason to care.

>>8745301
Yeah next time. Next time I'll clean the zebra mussels off my boat before heading into a lake.

>>8742869
>that pic
>100 Crayfish 66% of days is allowed
Do they pop out the ground like insects or what? There's no way they're that common.

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>>8746556
They are very, very common in many areas. You can start poking around a minor stream with a net and capture dozens within an hour or so at a relaxed pace. They breed prolifically.

>>8743927
>3 pairs of legs per person
That doesn't sound like a lot.