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Fried gator
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Matt G |
01-03-2017 01:07 PM |
Fried gator
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With coleslaw, pan fried green tomatoes, and a spicy mayo. Yum!
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smooth move |
01-03-2017 03:45 PM |
looks good. what part of the animal is that. the shoulder is my favorite.
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mriguy |
01-03-2017 04:10 PM |
Yum is right
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Matt G |
01-03-2017 04:39 PM |
It's an assortment. We put all the little chunks we ended up with after cleaning the gator in separate bags to fry.
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Cmk07c |
01-05-2017 02:43 PM |
I'm a big fan of letting meat soak in Italian dressing prior to deep frying when cooking gator. Gives it a good bite and really gets it a good base for breading to stick.
That there looks delicious.
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Ragin_Cajun |
01-06-2017 05:51 AM |
Very nice!
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swamp snorkler |
01-06-2017 10:25 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by smooth move
(Post 813851)
looks good. what part of the animal is that. the shoulder is my favorite.
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My BIL is a cane farmer but they have an alligator farm too, best meat by far is from the jaw, really tender and flavorful. Almost like dark meat chicken.
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Matt G |
01-06-2017 11:05 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by swamp snorkler
(Post 813994)
My BIL is a cane farmer but they have an alligator farm too, best meat by far is from the jaw, really tender and flavorful. Almost like dark meat chicken.
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I have a cheek in the freezer. How does he usually cook it? Fried is good, but I want something different. I was thinking cut into little steaks and sear, or just pot roast the whole thing.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Matt G
(Post 813998)
I have a cheek in the freezer. How does he usually cook it? Fried is good, but I want something different. I was thinking cut into little steaks and sear, or just pot roast the whole thing.
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My dad makes a sauce piquant with it which is by far my favorite way to eat gator.
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Cappy |
01-06-2017 12:44 PM |
Not a big fan of gater meat to be honest I would pass it by for shrimp crawfish oyster or catfish etc. I aint ever ordered it for my self just for yankee visitors so they could try it. Its ol and when I have it I cook it. I like it fried ok long as it aint over fried. Ribs on the pit ok if ya get most of the fat off which I dont like at all.
Good in a sauce picant as stated but what aint?? I guess I cant say I dont like it but it aint my favorite by a long shot.
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swamp snorkler |
01-06-2017 01:02 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Matt G
(Post 813998)
I have a cheek in the freezer. How does he usually cook it? Fried is good, but I want something different. I was thinking cut into little steaks and sear, or just pot roast the whole thing.
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Fried 90% of the time. I've had it stir fried with some terriyaki sauce on a griddle and that was pretty good. I've also had it in a sauce p'caunte, it doesnt take very long to cook in a tomato gravy, it will get tender and break up easily.
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