Creole Foods of Louisiana
Whole Skinned Alligator 3XL - 33 - 40 lbs
- SKU:
- 655360517271
- UPC:
- 655360517271
- MPN:
- 655360517271
Description
Try Something Different: As Read in The Wall Street Journal: WSJ ARTICLE
Whole Skinned Alligator 3XL is a unique and exotic meat option that is perfect for those looking to try something new. Alligator meat is lean and high in protein, making it a healthy and flavorful addition to any meal. This 3XL whole skinned alligator is a versatile ingredient that can be grilled, fried, or even used in a stew or gumbo. It has a delicate, slightly sweet flavor that is similar to chicken or pork. This 3XL whole skinned alligator is perfect for those who want to try alligator meat for the first time or for those who are looking to add some excitement to their cooking. So go ahead and give it a try - Whole Skinned Alligator 3XL is sure to be a hit with any adventurous meat lover.
Check out an easy videos on how to cook from one of our partners:
Chucks Flavor Train Gator Recipe
Whole Skinned Alligator 3XL with head and legs attached. Alligators are farmed raised here in Louisiana. Guaranteed to be a hit at your next cookout!
Unit Size: Weight will vary between 33-40lbs
*This product is frozen
*Picture is for advertisement purposes alligator is not cooked and unseasoned
There are several ways to cook a whole-skinned alligator, but some of the best methods include smoking, roasting, and grilling. Here are some general guidelines for cooking a whole-skinned alligator.
Start with:
Start by preparing the alligator by removing any excess fat or sinew.
Season the alligator with salt, pepper, and other seasonings to taste
If Grilling:
Preheat a grill to medium-high heat and lightly oil the grates.
Place the alligator on the grill and cook for about 1-2 hours, or until the meat is cooked through and lightly charred.
To ensure that the alligator is cooked evenly, use a meat thermometer to check the internal temperature of the meat. The alligator is done when the internal temperature reaches 165 degrees Fahrenheit.
Once the alligator is cooked through, remove it from the grill and let it rest for a few minutes before slicing and serving.
112 Reviews
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We were all amazed by how delicious the alligator turned out
We were all amazed by how delicious the alligator turned out.
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Surprised my guests with gator and they loved it!
Surprised my guests with gator and they loved it!
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Absolutely delicious, thank you Creole
Absolutely delicious, thank you Creole.
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Can't believe how amazing the alligator turned out using Chuck's flavor train method
Can't believe how amazing the alligator turned out using Chuck's flavor train method. A total hit!
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Can't wait to try more gator dishes from Creole
Can't wait to try more gator dishes from Creole.
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The alligator I cooked using Chuck's flavor trains idea was the star of the show at the cookout
The alligator I cooked using Chuck's flavor trains idea was the star of the show at the cookout. So tasty!
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Used Chuck's flavor train method for the alligator and it was a huge hit at the barbecue
Used Chuck's flavor train method for the alligator and it was a huge hit at the barbecue.
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Fedex smashed my gator shipment and I was pissed, but Cherie from customer service was fantastic in getting everything sorted out
Fedex smashed my gator shipment and I was pissed, but Cherie from customer service was fantastic in getting everything sorted out. The gator was cooked to perfection and I'll definitely be ordering again in the future thanks to her great work.
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Took my cookout to the next level with gator
Took my cookout to the next level with gator.
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The gator from Creole was delicious as always, but it was the customer service that really impressed me
The gator from Creole was delicious as always, but it was the customer service that really impressed me. Cherie was so helpful in resolving my shipment delay and I'm grateful for her assistance. I'll definitely be a returning customer.
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