SC - rancid meat

[GARY.J LUCKMAN]

Despite the best efforts of a number of chefs in Australia, witchetty 
grubs are still rarely seen on the menu of of restaurants, regardless of  
the type of restaurant it may be.  Tourists to the Red Centre are often 
offered grubs along with other delicacies fondly called bush tucker 
(various roots, berries, etc) plus snake, etc.  The inclusion of wattle 
seeds (nutritious and delicious) is a major step forward for 
restaurants.  Grubs and bogong moths may take a little longer.

Cheers
Rakhel Petrovna
On Sun, 26 Jul 
1998, jeffrey stewart heilveil wrote:

> 
> 
> On Sun, 26 Jul 1998, Margali wrote:
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> > Lochac witchety grubs. Outremir locusts and ants. Drachenwald worms and
> 
> What's wrong with Witchety grubs?  They are sweet and succulent.  Granted
> they don't go far, but they were far better faire than the "edible"
> veggies that I had a chance to sample.
> 
> Bogdan
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