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does anyone eat turtles?

quickmajikquickmajik Member Posts: 16,324
edited June 2008 in The Fishing Hole!
my granny used to, but i forgot how too do it.. any cleaning tips and recipes would be usefull.
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    rovrmanrovrman Member Posts: 1,000 ✭✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    I have and its good...but I never cleaned one
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    TooBigTooBig Member Posts: 28,560 ✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    I don't know how to cook or clean but this guy must know

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gn8EQ0azXpQ
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    asopasop Member Posts: 8,911 ✭✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    You should keep them alive and in a barrel of clean water for about a week if at all possible. They purge out and are better tasting. Roll pcs. in flour and pan brown them. Add little salt and pepper. We use a Nesco type cooker and steam them for 6 hrs. Turtle has about 4 different tastes depending what part of the body it comes from. Chicken, beef, veal and or course fish. All are very good. Over the years one of the kids kept the neck/tail bones and made neckleses out of them. Kinda of conversation pcs. At any rate good luck.
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    asopasop Member Posts: 8,911 ✭✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    You should keep them alive and in a barrel of clean water for about a week if at all possible. They purge out and are better tasting. Roll pcs. in flour and pan brown them. Add little salt and pepper. We use a Nesco type cooker and steam them for 6 hrs. Turtle has about 4 different tastes depending what part of the body it comes from. Chicken, beef, veal and or course fish. All are very good. Over the years one of the kids kept the neck/tail bones and made neckleses out of them. Kinda of conversation pcs. At any rate good luck.
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    asopasop Member Posts: 8,911 ✭✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    Sorry about the double wammy! I would think if you just googled "Turtle Cleaning" you might come up with methods. Too lenghy to reply to.
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    quickmajikquickmajik Member Posts: 16,324
    edited November -1
    thank you.
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    captkirk3@dslextreme.comcaptkirk3@dslextreme.com Member Posts: 3,804
    edited November -1
    Howdy Gents....Was just cruzin along when I happened by the Turtle Blog...My aplogies for not stopping by sooner and saying Hello and telling You all how interesting I found the Topic on catching Turtles...I've seen big SNAPPERS from Michigan to Florida and West to Texas..but never got to taste one...I suppose You might say theres a bunch of things missing in My education.... Tried Soft Shell Turtles in Arizona and growing up along the Verde River..Biggest one We caught was about 15 pounds...I ever get to the South again, I'd like to see it done by a professional...from start to finish...Keep up the Good Work and feel free to stop by the Ask the Experts Forums to say Hello....Best....Captain Kirk
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