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    What is the easiest way to cook frog legs?
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    Sautéed frog legs -- but, it's a matter of opinion, really.
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    Since live frogs carry salmonella, could I get salmonella poisoning from eating undercooked frog legs?
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    Yes, that is a possibility. You should not eat frog legs if you believe they might be undercooked.
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    How do you get the stringy taste out of them? I heard soaking in salt water for 24 hours helps. Is that right?
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    Soaking them in salt water will only make it worse. I suggest setting the frog legs in boiled water for 2 hours (or overnight). Let the water and legs cool, then pour the water out and boil the legs again, except this time put them in with garlic and butter for a lighter taste.
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    Does it seem weird if one of the frog legs look dark in color?
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    No, it could be the natural color of that frog or it is maybe just a bit overcooked.
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    How long should the frog legs cook?
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    The cooking time will depend on the method used.
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