Bugs you can eat
The documentary TV-channel NOVA has put up a “nice” micro-site presenting different types of insects from around the Globe, which you can eat. Might be a good idea to add the site to your bookmarks, in case you will be travelling somewhere in the world where there is working W-lan, but no conventional food. Link […]
Read MoreFake food
The huge movie industry in United States creates demand for some quite peculiar business opportunities. The New York City located Trengove Studios Inc. which produces highly authentic looking movie props, has particularly specialized in creating realistic looking fake food. Food that that can not be eaten, but never gets spoiled either. The company has a […]
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Fancy cooking with insects, but don’t know how to? No worries, there’s help available in the wonderful world of Internet! Florence V. Dunkel, Ph.D. is the editor of the food insects newsletter. In addition to recipes found from the newsletter homepage, you can also subscribe to a printed version of the newsletter for the reasonable […]
Read MoreNick Paine – The World’s only culinary archeologist
A man called Nick Paine claims to be the only culinary archeolorist in the world. Nick’s aims is to preserve the worlds disappearin culinary peculiarities by filming them and combining them into films for people to see and experience around the world. On his web site Nick tells about some of the strange recipes he’a […]
Read MoreWebsite about offal cooking
Have you ever been wondering about how to utilize the parts of animal body that nobody normally wants to eat? Offal good is a website that describes itself as “an educational and inspirational tool for those who are interested in learning and cooking with offal.” I imagine that anyone interested in Uglyfood blog will be […]
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