Fried Frog Legs - A Cajun Classic

1. Ate frogs legs on a visit to France..in Paris.. cooked in a garlic sauce.. very good but so expensive and very little meat.. your version is so much better... Goodness they look tasty !!!
2. I need to find some here in Silver Springs Md. It's a lot of fish places around, but I haven't had frog legs in about 20 yr's. If you know of any places here in the D.M.V please let me know.
3. I have always loved frogs legs, I want to try cooking them myself. Wasn't to sure on how long to cook them. Thanks for the video T-Roy now I know.  Looks like mighty fine eating sir.
4. that looked perfectly fried
5. good
6. I did that and I sprinkled the FRIED frog legs with salt and it danced! Just later I knew that it wasn't fried. It was a reflection of my fried turkey legs
7. So curious what these taste like. I've never had these but always wanted to try them!
8. i love this mans accent!
9. what a nice guy
10. ok i'm going to try some today..........a cali boy is going southern
11. lol may I ask what "slap yo momma" seasoning is
12. Holy hell T Roy I have never had frog legs but I'm an Aussie they look good mate 
13. t roy where do you buy slap your mommy
14. Oh my god, looks yummy. I always thought they were gross, but that really looks delicious. I wish to try it, I never see them in supermarkets though and there's no way I'm catching them frogs by myself lol
15. hmmm...its like chicken taste!?
16. DONT EAT THEM THEY EAT INSECTS !!#$%%
17. Never tried frogs legs before but they look so juicy and tender.
    
18. Be careful with those mixes as they are loaded with salt.  I like to thin them out with some corn flour or corn meal.  Unless you like your food very salty do not season the meat with a salt based seasoning.  T-roy loves his salt.
19. may likes chicken of KFC
20. They had to tie this NY gal to try these...then they had to tie me down to stay away from them...OMG they are great!