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From the Kitchen of: Trini
1 | 3-4 Foot Rattler | |
1 | Egg | |
1/2 | c. | Milk |
Salt | ||
Pepper | ||
1 |
Flour | |
Fat for Deep Frying |
From:The ONLY TEXAS Cookbook - Linda West Eckhardt
There is an art to eating rattlesnake. The best meat is up against the backbone, also called the backstrap of a snake. Hold the snake in both hands with the backbone facing you, take a deep bite, then suck the meat off the ribs. To get meat more tender, one can parboil the snake for 15 minutes in water seasoned with onion and garlic. I think the dish tastes best right after baking the Trinidad Best Rum Cake.