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Greyhound cocktail and Frog legs

Picture of a collins glass of pink greyhound cocktail (in the left front corner). Behind the glass is a rectangular medium size white porcelain serving plate filled with fried frog legs (in the right bottom corner). The glass and the plate are set on a brown wooden table.
Greyhound cocktail and Frog legs

You can call me frog eater anytime because honestly it’s tasty: greyhound cocktail and frog legs.

Picture of the different non-branded ingredients required for frog legs with from left to right: a square white porcelain bowl filled with frog legs, bunch of flat leaf of parsley, a cup with two slices of butter, a cup filled with the black pepper next to spices and salt and a bowl of plain flour.
Frog legs ingredients: Frog legs, flat leaf parsley, butter, plain flour, black pepper, spices and salt
Picture of round blue plate with brown corners filled with plain flour with a frog leg in the middle, next to a round green plate with brown corners filled with floured frog legs next to a square white porcelain bowl filled with frog legs all on a marble surface on a black wood table.
Frog legs: Preparation of the frog legs
Picture of a frying pan with fried frog legs and pieces of flat leaf parsley on a marble surface in a black wood table.
Frog legs: Frying the frog legs
Picture of the ingredients required for a greyhound cocktail namely a pink grapefruit sliced in two and a shot of vodka on a quartz table.
Greyhound cocktail ingredients: Pink grapefruit and vodka
Repeat of the first picture of the article in a slightly different picture format: Picture of a collins glass of greyhound cocktail (in the left front corner) in front of a rectangular medium size white porcelain serving plate filled with fried frog legs (in the right bottom corner) on a brown wooden table.
Greyhound cocktail and frog legs
Picture of a collins glass of pink greyhound cocktail (in the left front corner). Behind the glass is a rectangular medium size white porcelain serving plate filled with fried frog legs (in the right bottom corner). The glass and the plate are set on a brown wooden table.