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Invasive IGUANA & Snakehead- Catch Clean Cook- AMAZING Iguana Recipe!

Invasive IGUANA & Snakehead- Catch Clean Cook- AMAZING Iguana Recipe!

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
Both Iguanas and Snakeheads are invasive and highly encouraged by the FWC to be removed from our ecosystem. Everything you see in this video abides with FWC's laws and animals were dispatched humanely This is one of my favorite videos to date. James, Mitchell and I set out to catch some of Florida's most INVASIVE species. The Bullseye Snakehead and Green Iguana are two highly invasive and destructive species, that were released into the wild and have since flourished. Iguanas are often kept as pets and when they get too big, people release them into wild. Florida is the perfect environment for these reptiles. My buddy James is a professional chef and he made an amazing meal out of these two animals. Fried iguana legs with a soy ginger garlic sauce and pan seared snakehead made this catch clean cook really come to life! The iguana recipe and snakehead recipe were beyond incredible!
Date: 2020-08-05

Comments and reviews: 8


Iguana is a very good form of protein. A commonly eaten animal in the Caribbean and Central/South America. I have caught and cooked them many times since Florida FWC put out Order 20-17. Props to James on his cooking skills. I have a great recipe for jerk iguana if someone wants it. Also mango coconut curry braised iguana. My two favorites for iguana.
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Btw Yames, tried blackened gator at Ralph and Kacoo's on Toulouse St 25 years ago in NOLA on a Jazzfest week, soooo delicious! City boy realization that all reptiles taste real good. if we didn't harvest them they would take over the planet again, don't forget, they were shotcallers on Earth for 100 million years a while back.
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How long did you fry the iguana legs? Also, where is the best spot for catching Snakeheads? I want to surprise my friends with an exotic meal! I myself has never had iguana or snakehead meat but I'm always looking for new a new dish to try. Thanks in advance!
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who is judging you? you're doing your land a favor. why would someone judge you? go for it! if we had them in Croatia here, i would catch them too! great video, great job. i'm a chef, and i would like to try them too! not snakeheads, but i would try iguanas!
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Just wondering, is there a limit for you to keep on the Snakehead? If they are invasive, why not keep all of them and freeze them? Or keep for future fish bait? Thanks.
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3: 12 where you say you let the first 3 go It's illegal to catch a snakehead and release it Florida mandates if you catch you kill I only know because I live in Palm Beach
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Guys if you had a truck or restaurant I would definitely be a customer, I'm in Deerfield Beach and I would definitely buy a plate of the double, amazing
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I wish I was in FL I love iguanas as pet but they are destroying the environment, but with that they can fill your freezer and they taste good
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