Bug Recipes! Yum!
Various bug
recipes collected from the internet just for fun!
Keep in mind that there are people who actually eat bugs
and enjoy the recipes!
Johnny: Daddy, are caterpillars good to eat?
Father: Have I not told you never to mention such things
during meals!
Mother: Why did you say that, Junior? Why did you ask
that question?
Johnny: It's because I saw one on daddy's lettuce, but
now it's gone.
Bee
Larvae:
Remove the bee hive or nest from the
tree and boil it. Remove larvae from the comb and dry
them. Fry them with a little salt and eat or dry again
if desired. You do not need to add oil when frying.
Roach Bug Milk:
~ 1 Part American Roach Bugs
~ 4 Parts water
Soak dried American Roach Bugs over night in water. Pour
off water, and blend. Flavoring may be added to water
before soaking. For a delicious smoothie add ice cream
or frozen fruit & pure maple syrup.
Green Caterpillars:
These emerge at the end of the rainy
season and feed on grass. To prepare them, remove the
intestines and stomach and boil for 5 minutes. Dry them
in the sun or low oven. Fry in a hot pan with a little
oil when ready to eat.
Chocolate Covered Grasshoppers
~ baker's chocolate
~ candied crickets
Melt baker's chocolate in double boiler. Fill molds
halfway with chocolate, add grasshoppers, fill rest of
the way. A tasty surprise in every one! Sand Crickets:
Dig these from the sand, remove stomach
and intestines and wash. Fry in a hot pan with salt and
a little oil.
Bee Grubs:
Marinate bee grubs, sliced onions, and
citrus leaves in coconut cream containing some pepper.
Wrap in pieces of linen and steam. Serve as a topping
for rice. Dragonfly nymphs:
Just boil them, and eat them! |
Lose
weight on the most Popular Diets Online:
Smile!