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Fried Frog/s (Stuffed with veggies, meat and sugar)

Fried Frog/s (Stuffed with veggies, meat
and sugar)

Enough to feed a pair of snakes.

Ingredients

• 2 frogs (large)
• 14 chopped carrots
• 8 burnt pickles
• 40 sugar cubes (optional)
• 16 roasted zucchinis

Equipment

• 2 saucepans
• Rubber gloves
• All the ingredients
• A BBQ or stove
• 2 Serving plates
• A sharp knife

Method

1. Get the 2 frogs and split them open with the sharp knife

2. Put the rubber gloves on and pull all the guts out

4. Next, add the chopped carrots, burnt pickles, roasted

zucchinis and sugar cubes (optional) into the frogs

4. Then, get the BBQ or stove and carefully place the stuffed

frogs on the BBQ or saucepans, until cooked

5. Flip the frogs over, gently, until cooked on both sides

6. Now place the frogs on the 2 serving plates

You don’t want to miss out the side dishes!

For the side dishes:

• 21 sizzled pork sausages
• 2 wads of gum
• Some freshmint mentos
• A spicy pepper
• 3 burnt potatoes

Place these on the side of the plate.

ENJOY!!!

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