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Snails baked with garlic-parsley butter — a Burgundian classic.
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Snails are eaten in many parts of France, but the most famous dish uses Burgundy snails. The shells are packed with butter loaded with garlic and parsley and baked, then eaten with special tongs and forks. It's a standard starter in French restaurants.
Mix minced garlic, parsley, salt, and pepper into softened butter.
Place one snail in each shell or ovenproof dish.
Pack generously with garlic butter.
Bake at 220°C for about 10 minutes until the butter bubbles.
Serve piping hot with baguette.