2009KellyG why are there so many people on here with no activity? Not a good sign
they taste like salty, chewy, mushrooms with a bit of fishy flavor.
But don’t tell me. I want to be surprised!
Yet to do, will report when complete.
How I did it: My grandmother in Italy used to cook these up. Boil them w/ tomatoes, onions and potatoes. I never really liked them. They were too salty for my kiddie tastebuds and I remember them being chewy. My parents however eat them up. I have yet to taste them again as an adult. Read how I did it…
2009KellyG why are there so many people on here with no activity? Not a good sign
they taste like salty, chewy, mushrooms with a bit of fishy flavor.
But don’t tell me. I want to be surprised!
Yet to do, will report when complete.
will get there…some hotel does them, but trying to convince someone to go with me when i have the money is difficult….xx
I had this a year ago when we were on vacation. It tasted like garlic butter haha. If I had just smeared it on some bread I honestly wouldn’t have just thought it was some tasty garlic butter :D
Buy he offered so I tried it. EWWWWW …
I can say I’ve tried it, it was covered in butter and garlic, but I think a lot of not liking it was the slimy texture.
Whoever said they taste like clams and chicken is wrong… they have a taste all their own… what’s the harm in trying them!
I go out of my way to eat escargot whenever I can. They are DELICIOUS… but the best part is mopping up all the garlic butter and snail juice with some crispy bread! Mmm!
C & L tell me this can be done at the French restaurant on Stirling Highway.
Well… it tastes like a combonation between clams and chicken. It’s something that everyone should try.
Tried this many times, but once my co-diners had overcome their squeemishness, the thought wasn’t as appealing anymore. They have no taste and you slam them down your throat like oysters – another forgettable dish – sheeps brains win everytime!!