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Originally Posted by Bill Harsey
jbour13,
I missed your last post on the first go-round.
I guess the designation of T-Bone related to the cut, not the species. 
How'd it taste? |
Like kibble!!!
Actually wasn't too bad, a little tough but not too bad.
As you well know, the taste of an animal is a direct reflection of what they ingest. I'm sure he had eaten some rats and other dumped goodies around the area.
And yes, I know what a rat tastes like too.
Thailand is a great place to try insects too. They have open air markets with bushel baskets full of worms, crickets (which stink...bad) scorpions and even the common cockroach. If I were to pick a favorite it'd have to be deep fried scorpions. They taste a bit like burnt hot dogs.
In any regard, hot sauce is your friend!
These are one of the common scorpions in Thailand. Like a bee sting if you get hit by one. Some people can have a bad reaction just like bee stings. They average about 10cm long so they are a good eat.
Edited to add: Mr. Harsey, we're still waiting on the stories of COL Applegates Rhodesian Ridgebacks.