Guess who......

thats messed up 😞 but I bet they taste great once you get past the shell.

RE #1-

Let me guess, adroomi send you this photo of his dinner last night.

Do I win?

^ yep...........you win a free turtle lunch.

Always wanted to try 'em.

Looks good!

I like the caramel/cashew ones.

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Why?????????????

Cooper

LMAO Magic Kitchen!

Yeah, why when theres chicken sandwiches and burgers? "whole turtle" just doesn't sound as appetizing, i like the presentation though

#1...turtle poo!

Soup's On . . .

http://www.nolacuisine.com/2005/10/20/creole-turtle-soup-recipe 

Yuck. Why the f**k would you want to eat something that lives in a swamp?

green rubbery meat... done that...

blaaat!

cayman

Give me a chubby!

^Gives

borndead1, I've had alligator and its very good. My father use to have turtle soup growing up (lived in New Hampshire so not a southern boy). But I've never had turtle. Are they any good?

and to think I said I missed adroomi's food photos . ..

BBQ Turtle Steak

For those of you that haven't had the opportunity to have BBQ turtle steak, you don't know what your missing. Green, hawksbill, loggerhead, pond, or stream turtle can be used.

Ingredients:

3 lbs. turtle steak

6 limes

¼ cup of olive oil

½ teaspoon garlic powder

clove of garlic

dash of white pepper

salt and pepper to taste

Clean and rinse the turtle well. Cut into steaks ½ to ¾-inch in thickness. Squeeze the lime juice into a 9-12" baking dish. Rub the cut lime into the steak, "you should get the oil of the peel into the steak". Rub the steaks with cut garlic clove, lightly sprinkle with salt and place them into the lime juice, refrigerate for 1 hour.

Remove from lime juice, brush with lots of olive oil, sprinkle with white pepper and garlic powder, add more salt if necessary. BBQ over hot coals until the steaks are tender.

A fresh green salad, corn fritters or hush puppies along with some herb rice are excellent compliments for BBQ turtle. ENJOY!!!

Green, Hawksbill, and Loggerhead turtles are endangered species and are protected by International Law. In the Cayman's and Bermuda, they are now all gone.

Stick to freshwater turtles, and you're okay.

Turtle is good food, and that recipe sounds great!

I used to watch the loggerheads lay eggs on the beach when I was a kid. I have some very fond memories of this.

Then they made it illegal to watch turtles.

I think it is also illegal to think about turtles laying eggs..........I'm not sure.......

hold on.....someone is at the door.

^ Voyeuristic samurai.