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Frogsicle Pops with Basil and Meyer Lemon
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Maria T.
January 22, 2010
I love the recipe but will pass the frog legs. Will find something to use with this recipe. Anyway, the name is fabulous, I didn't know frog legs balooned. What's the matter with your credibility, am I missing something here?
pierino
January 22, 2010
My credibility gap has to do with the fact that I groove on some astral plane and get caught up in ideas I think are wonderful. This one wasn't my own, I just tried to get it right. Frenching a frog leg? What a brilliant idea. And delicious too.
But I promise I that I will never offer a "sous vide" recipe. I don't need to justify the expense of an immersion circulator.
But I promise I that I will never offer a "sous vide" recipe. I don't need to justify the expense of an immersion circulator.
aargersi
January 20, 2010
OK seriously - I think you win for the name alone! Ha! And hoe DO you know about frog kissing????
These do sound tasty by the way - and for those of us without frog legs handy - would it work on chicken drumettes? That little top of the wing drumstick looking thing?
These do sound tasty by the way - and for those of us without frog legs handy - would it work on chicken drumettes? That little top of the wing drumstick looking thing?
pierino
January 20, 2010
I'm not sure that the technique will work with drumettes but go ahead and try it. It does work with lamb shank.
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