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Baby-bi ceviche
Posted by Jen Stout · September 02, 2016 10:03 AM
Denne opskrift kommer fra Nordic Food Lab i København.
Hvis du vil have instruktioner til, hvordan du skal tilberede bi-larver, der kommer direkte fra kuben, så læs hvordan her.
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Why waxworms make sweet treats
Posted by Jen Stout · April 02, 2016 9:57 PM
Wax moth larvae can rip through a beehive like nothing on earth, causing utter havoc. But some beekeepers have adapted, realising that a waxworm infestation can have unexpected benefits. Taking the larvae to breed yourself means you have an endless supply of food.
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The Yak Killer: the Asian Giant Hornet
Posted by Jen Stout · January 25, 2016 9:39 PM
For some people this insect is the stuff of nightmares. Also known as the ‘yak-killer’, it’s notoriously aggressive and kills around 40 people a year. If you see it, you run.
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Bybi – Urban Beekeepers of Copenhagen
Posted by Jen Stout · December 22, 2015 4:32 PM
Our increasingly urban world demands clever innovation and utopian ideas if we are to have a liveable, sustainable future. So people are devising new ways to produce and source food. A noticeable trend has been the rise in urban beekeeping.
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Bee-LT Sandwich
Posted by Jen Stout · December 20, 2015 5:13 PM
Everyone has their own secrets with a BLT... How about one with bee larvae?
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Baby Bee Ceviche
Posted by Jen Stout · December 20, 2015 5:09 PM
Ceviche can refer to a lot of dishes from different cultures, but the basic idea is that instead of heat cooking the food, acid does it.
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Peas & Bees
Posted by Jen Stout · December 20, 2015 1:45 PM
Another recipe from Nordic Food Lab, this is a creamy pea soup with bee larvae and lovage.
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Honeybee Granola
Posted by Jen Stout · December 20, 2015 1:35 PM
To make this breakfast granola, the chefs at Nordic Food Lab first thawed out their frozen honeybee larvae...
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Honey’s boring – how to cook with bee larvae
Posted by Jen Stout · December 20, 2015 12:43 PM
Bee larvae are eaten throughout the world, particularly in southeast Asia but also across the African continent.
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Why drones, not honey, might be the hive's most delicious ingredient
Posted by Jen Stout · December 20, 2015 9:53 AM
BUG OF THE WEEK: the honeybee. Combs of unwanted drone bee larvae are a 'byproduct' of beekeeping - but in some countries they're a delicacy, and eating them could actually help stem the decline of the bees.
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Eating insects is nothing new – but it's also the future. Still, many of us find it disgusting. We’re on a mission to find out more – not to sell you anything. Share our curiosity and join us in exploring a taste of insects!
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Stingless Bee
Delicious honey with no sting: the perfect bee? Meet our BUG OF THE WEEK. Read →
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