In Search of… Frogs Legs

Frogs LegsFor those who follow the vibrant food culture online cannot have failed to have run across the wonderful Bron Marshall writing down in New Zealand. She has just announced a fun little ‘theme’ for the myriad bloggers out there – Wild Food – Reptiles. Basically a recipe is required for some form of reptilian dish – Crocodile perhaps or snake. Maybe a chocolate Crocodile!

Frogs Legs sprang to mind. Having never tried them I have no idea, in fact, on how to cook them or where to buy them from!

A search online revealed two ‘specialist meat dealers’ – Dunstan Game and Osgrow Online. Both stock Frogs Legs. A 1 kg bag, I assume frozen, retails for £14.57 as Osgrow and £15.75 at Dunstan.

A 1 kg bag holds approximately 24 legs – more than I require and more than I really wanted to spend. Another plan for Bron’s event is required.

[Frogs Legs image from Dunstan Game]


5 Comments on "In Search of… Frogs Legs"

  1. Alex says:

    Is a frog technically a reptile?!

  2. Andrew says:

    Oh… no idea…
    so picky some people ;-)

  3. nigel morgans says:

    no a frog is not a reptile it is an amphibian its can live in water for ever a retile need uv sun light to stay alive and has bacteria in its stomach to digest food frogs dont…

  4. frenchie says:

    does anyone know where to buy frogs legs.

  5. Andrew says:

    well the two links in the piece above are a start, frenchie…

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