[ocba] Larvae Recipes
Tom Wright
twright at vicksburg.com
Sat Feb 28 16:13:11 EST 2009
Very good. I didn't know you could get canned bee larvae:wouldn't begin
to know where to look for it. Found some canned fried dace in an
oriental store in San Francisco. They were rather awful. When I was a
kid we knocked /Polistes/ paper wasp nests from eaves. The larvae and
pupae were great bait but the pupae were delicate and difficult to keep
on the hook.
If you raise waxworms it might best be done at some distance from the
apiary.
Tom
Lewis Cauble wrote:
> The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations has some
> good info on eating insects. They deal mostly with bee brood but also
> touch on wax moth larvae as well as adult bees.
>
> http://www.fao.org/docrep/w0076E/w0076e19.htm
>
> http://www.fao.org/docrep/w0076E/w0076e20.htm Section 8.10.12
> describes the care and feeding of your wax moth larvae.
>
> I believe drone brood is also used for fish bait
>
> Lewis
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