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Posted by andy-h on August 28, 2002 at 01:39:47:

In Reply to: Re: Cooking Stickbugs posted by James on August 27, 2002 at 12:44:29:

:Right now all the stickbugs I have don't have defensive sprays. They're all "Basic Sticklike Stickbugs". At adult stage, they're sooooo fat! I think they would make a good meal. How do you think I should cook it, though? Fry it? Boil it? Roast it?
:Post your opinions!!

ah, the best thing is first to remove the feet, wings and press lightly the backend to be sure that theres no "droppings" left.

i would recommend to fry or roast them, maybe like schnitzel or french fries and add some vegetables. hoppers roasted in salad is really tasty!

let me know you expiriences.

greetings
andy

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