"Gary" wrote in message ...

Ophelia wrote:
>
> "Bruce" wrote:
> We've discovered rule 1 of food photography: Do not include any flies,
> unless they're part of the dish.
>
> ====
>
> I would prefer not to eat that fly as part of the dish ...

I watched a hour-long documentary a few months ago about the
Nile river from where it starts and to the end. It was
an interesting one.

Somewhere about midpoint in a jungle area, there showed how
the natives living there would collect flies in large nets
(like butterfly nets). I think it was fly mating season but
they were swarming by the river...millions of them.

Those natives would collect them by the thousands, then smash
them all into mush. Add some other veggies and make a
protein rich fly stew or something.

I'll bet you're not interested in that recipe.

Er you you got that spot on LOL


Anyway, the river documentary is on PBS which features
the Explorer Channel. It's a series of river docs. I've seen
3 of them so far...The Nile, the Amazon and the Mississippi
rivers.

Did you think they sounded attractive to you ... <g>

I'm watching for and hoping for another... the Yukon river.
I'd like that one.

I hope you find one)))))



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