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Monthly Archives: July 2012

In Search of . . . . Yellowjacket Stew — or Just Peaceful Coexistence

Posted on July 1, 2012 by JTHatsJuly 4, 2012

After parching the paper combs over a fire you can pick out the grubs and the pupae and make a good soup. Use the yield of the nest like any ground meat, except you don’t need to grind it.

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