
Frog Recipe
This preparation reflects the Chinese culinary tradition where frog is considered a delicacy, particularly in Cantonese cuisine. The technique showcases how Asian flavors and cooking methods can elevate frog legs into sophisticated dishes that honor both the ingredient's delicate nature and the complex flavor profiles of traditional Chinese cooking.
Marinating: Marinate frog legs in ginger, garlic, and soy.
High Heat Setup: Heat wok until smoking.
Frog Leg Cooking: Stir-fry legs quickly until done.
Removal: Remove and set aside.
Aromatics: Add more ginger and garlic to the wok.
Vegetable Addition: Stir-fry vegetables until crisp-tender.
Sauce Creation: Add stock, black beans, and sauce and return the legs.
Combining: Toss everything together.
Service: Serve immediately over rice.
See the techniques in action with our step-by-step video guide
A crisp Gewürztraminer or off-dry Riesling complements the Asian flavors while providing cooling contrast to any heat.
Per serving: 215 calories, 26g protein, 10g fat, 8g carbohydrates. Light Asian preparation with complex flavors.