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How to cook ant steaks ?

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  1. Anyone knows good recipes for ant steaks ?

    I have many fresh ants, but how can I prepare their steaks?

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    Anyone knows good recipes for ant steaks ?

    I have many fresh ants, but how can I prepare their steaks?

    Well, Ralf, contrary to what you'd expect, you have to use a large pan, because if you get them too
    close to one another, they'll just simmer instead of searing. Here's the recipe I use:

    Ant Steaks (exported from Menu Genius 4.7.7)

    6 ant steaks, all but 0.001mm fat removed 6T unsalted butter 1t salt pepper to taste 1T flour 3
    med ant eggs

    Mix butter and salt and allow to rest in refrigerator for 1-3 hours for flavors to blend. Lightly
    scramble the eggs. Dip steaks in egg and dredge lightly in flour. Heat butter in large (24-inch)
    frying pan over medium heat. A cast iron pan works best. When the butter begins to brown, quickly
    add the steaks, being sure to leave at least six inches between each. Fry for 0.6 seconds on one
    side, then turn over for 0.3 seconds on the other side. Remove to a warmed platter in the oven.
    Prepare a pan sauce from the drippings and pour over the steaks. Pepper liberally and serve at once.
    Makes four servings.

    Mike Beede

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    (Ralf Dieholt) said:

    Anyone knows good recipes for ant steaks ?

    I have many fresh ants, but how can I prepare their steaks?

    They are better chocolate covered and eaten as a dessert. Sprinkle them on top of ice cream.

    K.

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    Mike Beede said:

    In article <[email hidden]>, Ralf Dieholt

    Quoted message said:

    Anyone knows good recipes for ant steaks ?

    I have many fresh ants, but how can I prepare their steaks?

    Well, Ralf, contrary to what you'd expect, you have to use a large pan, because if you get them
    too close to one another, they'll just simmer instead of searing. Here's the recipe I use:

    Ant Steaks (exported from Menu Genius 4.7.7)

    6 ant steaks, all but 0.001mm fat removed 6T unsalted butter 1t salt pepper to taste 1T flour 3
    med ant eggs

    Mix butter and salt and allow to rest in refrigerator for 1-3 hours for flavors to blend. Lightly
    scramble the eggs. Dip steaks in egg and dredge lightly in flour. Heat butter in large (24-inch)
    frying pan over medium heat. A cast iron pan works best. When the butter begins to brown, quickly
    add the steaks, being sure to leave at least six inches between each. Fry for 0.6 seconds on one
    side, then turn over for 0.3 seconds on the other side. Remove to a warmed platter in the oven.
    Prepare a pan sauce from the drippings and pour over the steaks. Pepper liberally and serve at
    once. Makes four servings.

    Mike Beede

    Good start. Here are more:

    recipesource.comchocolate covered ants1.html sam-sam-
    hane.com/sass/antrustl.htm ent.iastate.eduinsectsasfood.html
    ent.iastate.edutoc.html eatbug.comrecipes.htm

    K.

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