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Posted By: wabigoon Snails anyone? - 04/16/22
Son-in-law Chris brought these.

I tried one cold, I'll think better hot.

What would you do with them?[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]
Posted By: 5sdad Re: Snails anyone? - 04/16/22
I think that I would leave them in the can.
Posted By: BOWHUNR Re: Snails anyone? - 04/16/22
Love them. Place one snail in each well of an escargot dish or even a mini muffin tin would work. Place a small pat of compound garlic butter in each well. Cover with havarti cheese and bake at 400* for 15-20 minutes or until cheese is melted and slightly browned. I like it served with garlic toast to soak up the butter. Good stuff.
Posted By: vbshootinrange Re: Snails anyone? - 04/16/22
Personally, I'd rather lick a dead whore's rectum, than eat a snail.

You eat them... don't save any for me!

Virgil B.
Posted By: Craigster Re: Snails anyone? - 04/16/22
Originally Posted by vbshootinrange
Personally, I'd rather lick a dead whore's rectum, than eat a snail.

You eat them... don't save any for me!

Virgil B.


A man of fine taste.
Posted By: 1beaver_shooter Re: Snails anyone? - 04/16/22
Catfish bait!!
Posted By: TimberRunner Re: Snails anyone? - 04/16/22
Drain them.

Put them in a small saucepan, cover with white wine or vermouth and add some fresh herbs and parsley. Bring to a boil, pull off heat and cover pan and let them sit overnight.

Next day bake them in compound butter and make a crusty bread to sop up the butter.
Posted By: Hubert Re: Snails anyone? - 04/16/22
Fish Bait.
Posted By: FatCity67 Re: Snails anyone? - 04/16/22
Originally Posted by TimberRunner
Drain them.

Put them in a small saucepan, cover with white wine or vermouth and add some fresh herbs and parsley. Bring to a boil, pull off heat and cover pan and let them sit overnight.

Next day bake them in compound butter and make a crusty bread to sop up the butter.


TR knows.

Quick sautee with shallots, parsley, white wine, a little euro style butter and linguini is a fine quick meal as well.

Posted By: flintlocke Re: Snails anyone? - 04/16/22
Originally Posted by wabigoon
Son-in-law Chris brought these.

I tried one cold, I'll think better hot.

What would you do with them?[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]

Have you considered that perhaps your son in law is not fond of you?
Posted By: Boarmaster123 Re: Snails anyone? - 04/16/22
Cook them in garlic butter eat with crostini. Better than a dead whores azz……
Posted By: Poconojack Re: Snails anyone? - 04/16/22

Known as ‘babbaluci’ where I grew up. On Christmas Eve the old timers would enjoy a bowl of snails in a marinara sauce, some even had their own silver or gold picks to pry the snails out of their shell.
Posted By: chris_c Re: Snails anyone? - 04/16/22
Have had them, not a fan
Posted By: Scotty Re: Snails anyone? - 04/17/22
I ate snail one time in a restaurant. It was ok, but I will not be ordering it again.
Posted By: gunzo Re: Snails anyone? - 04/18/22
I'm fond of them. Never been able to nail down what other foods they taste like, but the flavor & texture is good to go with me.
Posted By: ironbender Re: Snails anyone? - 04/18/22
Eat them yet wabi?
Posted By: wabigoon Re: Snails anyone? - 04/18/22
I tried one Mike, not bad, we have a lot of leftovers right now.

I'll try to fix some right sometime.
Posted By: Wannabebwana Re: Snails anyone? - 04/18/22
Garlic butter and pasta. Can’t be beat.
Posted By: New_2_99s Re: Snails anyone? - 04/18/22
Originally Posted by BOWHUNR
Love them. Place one snail in each well of an escargot dish or even a mini muffin tin would work. Place a small pat of compound garlic butter in each well. Cover with havarti cheese and bake at 400* for 15-20 minutes or until cheese is melted and slightly browned. I like it served with garlic toast to soak up the butter. Good stuff.


^^^^^^^^^^ PERFECT ^^^^^^^^^^
Posted By: New_2_99s Re: Snails anyone? - 04/18/22
Originally Posted by Wannabebwana
Garlic butter and pasta. Can’t be beat.


^^^^^^^^^^ 2nd CHOICE ^^^^^^^^^^
Posted By: lockanddam Re: Snails anyone? - 04/18/22
It looks like the package date expired in 1894. I would have second thoughts about eating them.
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