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If you dump a mess of big black carpenter ants in a pot of boiling water, you only have to add sugar and you have lemonade. (There is a lot of acid in them ants.)
The best way to prepare worms is to put them in a pot of lukewarm water. Then they expel all that dirt.
I won't give you the details on how to gut and skin a rabbit with out a knife or other tools, but I heard how.
Tarantulas are mostly meat, but you should cook them before eating.
If you're going to eat insects, remove the head, wings and legs first.
There is a lot of vitamin C in pine needles. You can get it by making tea with them.
None of this was learned first hand, of course.
The best way to prepare worms is to put them in a pot of lukewarm water. Then they expel all that dirt.
I won't give you the details on how to gut and skin a rabbit with out a knife or other tools, but I heard how.
Tarantulas are mostly meat, but you should cook them before eating.
If you're going to eat insects, remove the head, wings and legs first.
There is a lot of vitamin C in pine needles. You can get it by making tea with them.
None of this was learned first hand, of course.
