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Can live without the Frank's but I love Frog legs!
I BBQ'ed first time, loved it. Thumper on a Bumper specialHassenpheffer.
This actually seems to be a common problem in today’s modern growers society.I didn't expect everybody to get it. I've been keeping a pheno for a couple years. I love it and I never want to lose it, but I need to make room for a couple other things for a while. So.... What do I do? It would be great if you had a buddy you could trust to keep it alive for you for a few months, but what if you don't?
They can indeed be dry. Not a fatty meat but when brined like a turkey and BBQ'ed or baked, pressure cooker 15-20 min allowed to cool and coated with melted garlic butter, oh myNobody asked me, but what I do is I "confit" Bunny in preferably duck grease or some other good fat until the meat starts falling off the bones and then I can it. Perfect for pasta or baked potatoes and excellent to spread on bread, top with cheddar and then just heat in the oven. My God.
I'd just give the genetics to several people which I've actually done through the yearsThis actually seems to be a common problem in today’s modern growers society.
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Been raising rabbits since the 80’s and eating them never brined a one but I do brine my frog legs.They can indeed be dry. Not a fatty meat but when brined like a turkey and BBQ'ed or baked, pressure cooker 15-20 min allowed to cool and coated with melted garlic butter, oh my
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Or find your shit for sale in a dispo.How could you trust such a company/person with all the worlds best???![]()
Have ya tried soakin them swamp hoppers in buttermilkBeen raising rabbits since the 80’s and eating them never brined a one but I do brine my frog legs.
I’ve soaked everything in buttermilk.Have ya tried soakin them swamp hoppers in buttermilk
They can indeed be dry. Not a fatty meat but when brined like a turkey and BBQ'ed or baked, pressure cooker 15-20 min allowed to cool and coated with melted garlic butter, oh my
Here Bunny Bunny Bunny
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I had this shirt from somewhere in Texas that was rude joes or something like that they served frog legs. I was a little kid and they handed the little wipes you get at bbq places. I asked what they were and the waiter whispers to me “rubbers”
no the peaceblaster is doable. It’s a calcium hungry plant in doors early calcium supplement really helped my second attempt on the clone. He had ones that were borderline bamboo tall like Nick had only not as extreme. He sent me some of those and said don’t grow it indoors. I don’t remember which ones were which though other than a peaceblaster and Tammy.Probably the Peaceblaster, it had Columbian genetics, basically a jungle bush![]()