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“The Next Generation’s Shrimp Cocktail”
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Katja Gruijters
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Foreword xi
- Preface xv
- Acknowledgments xvii
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1. Insects: Essential and Delicious
- Six legs and other features 2
- Eating insects: “A Question of education” 6
- Cooking with Edible Insects 12
- “You Have to eat away the Fear” 15
- Everyone Eats Insects 19
- Shrimp or Grasshopper? 19
- “I could eat insects anytime, day or night” 21
- Weaver Ants in Asia 26
- Wasp larvae in Japan 26
- Termites: A royal Meal 28
- Lake Flies in East Africa 31
- “The tortillas from Way back When” 32
- Spirited Caterpillars in Mexico 35
- Long-Horned Grasshoppers in East Africa 35
- “Insects Are buzzing All Around Me” 38
- Recipes: Five Snacks 42
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2. Is It Healthy?
- Fish Friday, Meat Loaf Wednesday, Insect Tuesday 54
- “A World That Works” 58
- Eating Insects Safely 64
- What Kinds of Insects Can Be Eaten? 65
- Insect Consumption and Health 66
- Recipes: Five Appetizers 70
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3. Eating Insects: Naturally!
- “Some People Won’t Try Anything New” 82
- Recipes: Eleven Main Dishes 86
- “Valuable, Abundant, and Available to Everybody” 108
- “Bonbon Sauterelle” 113
- Cochineal from Peru 116
- Maggot Cheese in Sardinia 117
- Palm Beetles in the Tropics 118
- Dragonfly Larvae in China 119
- Recipes: Five Festive Dishes 122
- “An Exploration of Deliciousness” 132
- “The Next Generation’s Shrimp Cocktail” 138
- Spiders in Cambodia 141
- Moths in Italy and Australia 142
- Recipes: Six Desserts 144
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4. On the Future and Sustainability
- Mopane Caterpillars in Southern Africa 156
- Silk Moth Pupae in China 158
- Food for Astronauts 160
- “I’ve Always Put Everything in my Mouth” 162
- Shellac from India 166
- Jumping Plant Lice in South Africa and Australia 166
- Insects: A Sustainable Alternative to Meat 168
- “A New Episode in the History of our Civilization” 171
- Insect Consumption: A Global Perspective 175
- Insect Consumption: The Future 177
- Resources and Suppliers 179
- Index 183
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Foreword xi
- Preface xv
- Acknowledgments xvii
-
1. Insects: Essential and Delicious
- Six legs and other features 2
- Eating insects: “A Question of education” 6
- Cooking with Edible Insects 12
- “You Have to eat away the Fear” 15
- Everyone Eats Insects 19
- Shrimp or Grasshopper? 19
- “I could eat insects anytime, day or night” 21
- Weaver Ants in Asia 26
- Wasp larvae in Japan 26
- Termites: A royal Meal 28
- Lake Flies in East Africa 31
- “The tortillas from Way back When” 32
- Spirited Caterpillars in Mexico 35
- Long-Horned Grasshoppers in East Africa 35
- “Insects Are buzzing All Around Me” 38
- Recipes: Five Snacks 42
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2. Is It Healthy?
- Fish Friday, Meat Loaf Wednesday, Insect Tuesday 54
- “A World That Works” 58
- Eating Insects Safely 64
- What Kinds of Insects Can Be Eaten? 65
- Insect Consumption and Health 66
- Recipes: Five Appetizers 70
-
3. Eating Insects: Naturally!
- “Some People Won’t Try Anything New” 82
- Recipes: Eleven Main Dishes 86
- “Valuable, Abundant, and Available to Everybody” 108
- “Bonbon Sauterelle” 113
- Cochineal from Peru 116
- Maggot Cheese in Sardinia 117
- Palm Beetles in the Tropics 118
- Dragonfly Larvae in China 119
- Recipes: Five Festive Dishes 122
- “An Exploration of Deliciousness” 132
- “The Next Generation’s Shrimp Cocktail” 138
- Spiders in Cambodia 141
- Moths in Italy and Australia 142
- Recipes: Six Desserts 144
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4. On the Future and Sustainability
- Mopane Caterpillars in Southern Africa 156
- Silk Moth Pupae in China 158
- Food for Astronauts 160
- “I’ve Always Put Everything in my Mouth” 162
- Shellac from India 166
- Jumping Plant Lice in South Africa and Australia 166
- Insects: A Sustainable Alternative to Meat 168
- “A New Episode in the History of our Civilization” 171
- Insect Consumption: A Global Perspective 175
- Insect Consumption: The Future 177
- Resources and Suppliers 179
- Index 183