I've been cleanin' & fryin' frog legs since I could reach high enough on the stove.Well, actually, I used a chair & stood on my knees. The first time my Daddy brought a mess home for me to clean & cook, he never told me that you had to cut the leader behind each knee, so to speak, so they didn't come back to life & start...
Provided by Peggi Anne Tebben
Categories Wild Game
Number Of Ingredients 9
Steps:
- 1. Mix egg & buttermilk.
- 2. Add the frog legs & let set about 15 minutes or so while you get the other stuff ready.
- 3. Heat butter & canola oil in cast iron skillet on medium high heat until hot. Don't overheat as butter burns easily.
- 4. Take frog legs from buttermilk mix & dip in flour that salt & pepper have been added to, one at a time & press the flour onto them to stick on there. Lay on waxed paper until all of them are coated.
- 5. Starting with the first leg you floured, dip in flour again & press & shake of excess & place in ready frying pan. Don't crowd them in pan or they won't brown properly.
- 6. Turn heat to medium, so they don't burn. You want to brown them slowly.
- 7. Brown on one side slowly. Turn & sprinkle with the Garlic season. Brown the other side.
- 8. Transfer onto paper towels to drain. Enjoy!!
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