Extreme Foods Florida python hunter whips up dinner, dessert, even Christmas cookies with snake eggs, meat “It’s really good when you cook it right,' says Donna Kalil By Ben Cost New York Post ...

Can you eat pythons? Florida snake hunter prefers his ground up like hamburger, however state recommends NOT eating the ...

To make the python meat more tender, she uses a pressure cooker to cook it for 10 to 20 minutes before putting it in a recipe, such as a stir-fry, chili or spaghetti sauce.

Kalil doesn’t eat python on a daily basis because it’s still unclear how contaminated the snakes are. When she does, she likes to pressure cook the meat for a few minutes before using it in ...

Her recipes for cooking with python meat and python eggs are educational, if not always appealing to every palate. (The Florida Department of Health recommends against eating python because of ...

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Python hunter Donna Kalil uses meat and eggs from the invasive snakes to make jerky and cookies — but only after first checking for safe mercury levels.

Pressure cooking the python meat, then adding it to pasta sauce or sautees are among Kalil's favorite food tricks. "Don't overcook python," Kalil told Miami Herald.