Keyword Album: Weird food
Date: 21/05/2013
Owner: Guest
Size: 13 items
|
|
Snake wine
The Vietnamese love adding snakes and scorpions to their rice wine to give it a bit of an extra kick!
Date: 28/12/2009
Views: 1405
|
Some grubs of some sort at Hang Be markets
Date: 28/12/2009
Views: 718
|
A sack containing an unknown poor animal at Hang Be markets
Date: 28/12/2009
Views: 512
|
|
Barbecued dog, or thit cho, at Hang Be
Dog meat is relatively common in Vietnam, and when grilled is called thit cho nuong
Date: 23/12/2009
Views: 6443
|
A cart of insects, spiders and snakes on kebab sticks in a Phnom Penh street
Just the day before, I traveled five hours to find deep fried spiders, this was on the same street as our hotel!
Date: 09/11/2009
Views: 2464
|
Deep fried tarantulas are a local delicacy, particularly in Skuon (nicknamed Spiderville)
Eating of spiders is rumoured to have begun during food shortages until the Khmer Rouge regime in the 1970s. The locals liked the taste, and even when other food begun to be in supply again they stuck to eating the spiders!
Date: 09/11/2009
Views: 1315
|
|
A bowl of deep fried tarantulas (yes, the spiders)
I traveled 2 hours south of Phnom Penh to a town called Skuon to find these
Date: 09/11/2009
Views: 1136
|
Pig trotters
Date: 08/11/2009
Views: 796
|
Various insects
Yet no spiders!
Date: 08/11/2009
Views: 949
|
|
Some small brains at Psar Thmei
I'm not certain what animal these are from...
Date: 08/11/2009
Views: 912
|
Some frogs, skinned alive still jumping around a bench at the markets
Just before I shot this video, I saw one of them hop off the bench and land on the ground
Date: 08/11/2009
Views: 706
|
A young girl next to some pig heads at Psar Leu
Date: 06/11/2009
Views: 910
|
|
Beondegi (silkworm larvae) which is cooking on every street corner
Date: 07/03/2009
Views: 1852
|
|
|
|
