Last year, he made an alligator dinner that was a nose-to-tail approach. This year he is experimenting with the meat in classic or favorite dishes.

Florida’s alligator hunting season is upon us and we’re here to hunt down the best ways for you to cook up your catch. Known by some as “swamp chicken,” gator is most commonly eaten fried ...

What does alligator meat taste like? Most people say the taste of gator meat most closely resembles chicken, with a slightly fishy taste and a firm texture that resembles pork.

With the state's alligator hunting season winding down there will be a number of folks who will suddenly find themselves with an abundance of fresh alligator meat with no clue how to cook it.

Other parts of the alligator are double-tenderized, he explained. And the fat on alligator is outside the pieces, not striated throughout the meat like, for instance, beef or pork.

Trying new foods is exciting, but before you venture into your local swamp in search of culinary thrills, you should know about the tastiest part of the gator.

A Utah man with a love of barbecuing said alligator has become his new favorite meat, calling it "the turkey of the swamp." He explained why he loves grilling this food.

All Things Jerky's next Exotic Meat Cook-In will feature alligator nuggets and legs in Grand Chute.

How to wrestle alligator meat into beef, pork, chicken, turtle recipes Ann Maloney, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune Sep 9, 2016 11 min to read 1 of 13 ...

What does alligator meat taste like? Most people say the taste of gator meat most closely resembles chicken, with a slightly fishy taste and a firm texture that resembles pork.