Rice Bugs…
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Name A Surprising Food You’ve Never Tried
- Thread starter Beulah Land
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Loved going to Wigham each year !
Back when my folks were alive they used to live in Thomasville and we would go down to visit them about every second/third weekend. They moved there when they retired …. We had fam there at one time. It was nice down there but took me a few years to realize I liked it so much ! Lol.
But rattlesnake roundup was one of the cool things to do…there were plenty other things to do too ! I enjoyed going down there and visiting with them. Always something going on for a “small town”.
It just isn’t the same up here in the “big city” ! Lol. You don’t realize how bad Atlanta and metro area really is until you get a chance to get out of it once in a while and take in the scenery of a good small town! Lol. The people are what makes it great too ! Everyone is so much more friendly and not trying to rip you off half the time like up here in metro ATL area. I would love to move to “small town, USA” one day. Maybe after the wife retires.
You must have the palate of a child. Why?
I will eat anything except Balut. That's about the only food I'd have a hard time eating.
Phiilpino people like eating ”Rice Bugs” actually water bugs but they eat rice and their belly’s are usually filled with rice certain times of the year.
A mason jar full would usually get you a “date” with one of the bar girls.
these things can’t land and instead they would fly into the hangers at night and stopping when they hit the walls. Sounded like someone throwing rocks at us. When they landed they were easy to gather up.
No idea why they were not plentiful in the city.
Considered quite the delicacy, but I never tried myself.
www.eatingthaifood.com
A mason jar full would usually get you a “date” with one of the bar girls.
these things can’t land and instead they would fly into the hangers at night and stopping when they hit the walls. Sounded like someone throwing rocks at us. When they landed they were easy to gather up.
No idea why they were not plentiful in the city.
Considered quite the delicacy, but I never tried myself.
How to Eat a Giant Water Bug (Maeng Da) แมงดา
Here is your step by step guide on exactly how to eat a giant water bug known in Thai as a maeng da (แมงดา). Not a lot of meat, but it does taste good!
www.eatingthaifood.com
I guess I’m just boring.
Sushi's pretty easy to make yourself. You just need short grain rice, rice vinegar, a sheet of seaweed, and of course some fish or whatever other filling you want.
Nigiri is even easier since it's literally just fish/meat on top of a block of rice.
I make onigiri pretty much every morning for breakfast, rice balls I fill with tuna or salmon. Ya can put whatever in em in though.
Nigiri is even easier since it's literally just fish/meat on top of a block of rice.
I make onigiri pretty much every morning for breakfast, rice balls I fill with tuna or salmon. Ya can put whatever in em in though.
Love me a livercheese sandwich.with heavy mayo and a few pieces of crunchy lettuce on fresh bread....oh yeah....look for it in the sliced meats just pull the fat ring off from around it....I used to take it to work....people will only steal it once...hahaha
Who knows what they'll make us eat in the re-education camps!
