This is a bamboo rat in the market, and then on our dinner plate -
These were the remains after we had eaten it -
Bamboo shoots, food for the bamboo rat
Bears for food and bile in Mongla on the Myanmar/China border, you can just see the paw here -
Bird nest product in China
skinned buffalo head in Laos
old lady putting an axe to a buffalo headskinned buffalo head, Laos 2008
buffalo feet and horns
Buffalo blood
chicken |
fried frogs legs, Phnom Penh |
Insects -
bamboo worms were my favourite -
Jeff choosing insects in Pattaya
Phnom Penh |
Deep fried spiders - I have written an article on these spiders.
Picnic in Laos
Palm sugar
pig dish in China
prawns in Seram, Maluku
and dried prawns in Siem Reap
rattan shoots in Laos |
sardine cans recycled in Luang Prabang |
snakehead & sausages
snakehead |
terrapins
Vulture food
what you need after all that food
Phuket menu
Cambodian MdD's! |
Thailand
Love the name, restaurant in Kuching
Siem Reap sign |
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i remember some lao friends who made me try bamboo rat. in a dinner, i thought the blood jelly that they served was the only dish from the bamboo rat which i did try. to my surprise, the lap and the bamboo soup that were also served were made from bamboo rat. found out when i saw a paw in the soup after devouring much of the food already. hehehe
ReplyDeleteI found the bamboo rat to be very tough and not much meat on it. I saved the paws and tail from the meal - I've just added the photo !
ReplyDeletenice photos. never did try it fried as it looked in the dish you posted.
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