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Oh, and while we’re searching for bugs you can eat, the best place to find them in quantity is at Tijuana’s Mercado Miguel Hidalgo, the central Mexican-style market in the Rio District (it occupies the block bordered by Independencia, Sánchez Taboada, Federico Javier Mina Avenues, and Guadalupe Victoria Street). The go-to outlet has always been the restaurant Comedor La Oaxaqueña, at Location No. 32.
Last time I was there, Maria, the lady in charge, told me grasshoppers were just the start: toasted ants, dragonfly larvae, water cockroaches, frog egg masses all deliver protein like no big ol’ cow can. Maybe your Dutch guy is right, Naomi: pretty soon, we won’t need all those grass-guzzling cattle no more.
Oh, and while we’re searching for bugs you can eat, the best place to find them in quantity is at Tijuana’s Mercado Miguel Hidalgo, the central Mexican-style market in the Rio District (it occupies the block bordered by Independencia, Sánchez Taboada, Federico Javier Mina Avenues, and Guadalupe Victoria Street). The go-to outlet has always been the restaurant Comedor La Oaxaqueña, at Location No. 32.
Last time I was there, Maria, the lady in charge, told me grasshoppers were just the start: toasted ants, dragonfly larvae, water cockroaches, frog egg masses all deliver protein like no big ol’ cow can. Maybe your Dutch guy is right, Naomi: pretty soon, we won’t need all those grass-guzzling cattle no more.