Ted roasted a BIG Bunny

[Mici]

ok..i know, it's a kangaroo, but still they resemble each other.
ah well...guess what? no, i didn't roast a kangaroo, neither did i a camel or anything like it..come on people, this is central europe, i would pay large ammount of money for that darn stake!
i'm not really sure if i should tell you what i roasted...ah well, the pictures will tell the story
all i'm gonna say is, that this one should be in the "photo-general-beekeeping-almost-beekeeping" section. oh and another thing, it was absolutely delicius! well, not at first, because of prejudice, but once i chewed the first few, they were getting better and better!
here's the "story"

[kathyp]

ok....i'll ask....why did you eat your bees?

i have eaten insects, but only when it was part of a survival class and i ABSOLUTELY HAD TO.

what did you season them with?

[Mici]

drone larvae...i had to try it, so much has been said about it that..i just couldn't resist.
seasoned? with nothing, but if i'd prepare larger quantities i'd seasen them with a little bit of garlic.

[buzzbeejr]

yum yum what did they taste like Mici?

[MarkR]

Hey Mici,

You sautee'd them, not roasted them.  I can imagine in olive oil and butter, with garlic and maybe a little thyme, they could be a lot like. . . uh. . .I don't know. . . snails?  Yumm.

Mark

[Mici]

nah..there was to little of this stuff to be worth seasoning, so it was just plain oil. sauted, ok, i'll keep in mind.
to tell you the truth, the smell was absolutely fabolous! just like shrimps, really smelled soooo gooood!!!
about the taste...my dad said they taste much like sauted brains (of cattle of pork), but i don't know how to exactly describe the taste, they were good.