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| I would like to find some recipes for snake or alternately could someone tell me how to cook snake properly. |
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| I have never cleaned snake before, I have only used it frozen (rattlesnake). It was a good dish, we breaded it with cajun spices, deep fried it and served it with a spicy remoulade. |
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| I am thinking cut spiced and wraped in foil and throwen into my bondfire with a side of beaver. |
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| look towards some of the chinese recipes, because they use sanke quite often |
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| I have done rattlesnake before. It is actually pretty easy to clean/bone. Just one long rib cage. The meat is very lean and tastes like gator. I made it into sausage and incorporated pork fat into it. ------------------ Mike Bersell, CEC www.unichef.com |
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