Among the native peoples of Sarawak, frogs are a delicacy. Thus frogs are gathered and sold at many a jungle produce market in the small as well as big towns throughout Sarawak. A few months ago I saw one lady who skinned frogs expertly at the Bintulu Tamu. The video below may be repugnant to some. So its fair for me to give a warning. This video is not for the faint hearted. Please click to play the video.Monday, July 13, 2009
How to Skin a Frog
Among the native peoples of Sarawak, frogs are a delicacy. Thus frogs are gathered and sold at many a jungle produce market in the small as well as big towns throughout Sarawak. A few months ago I saw one lady who skinned frogs expertly at the Bintulu Tamu. The video below may be repugnant to some. So its fair for me to give a warning. This video is not for the faint hearted. Please click to play the video.
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Aw, poor froggy.;))
Well, you know, this bring back some childhood memories, when we visited some of my parents friends and they went frog hunting. Yes, yes, we did eat frogs in my home country. I cried when they did what the video shows.
BUT, the frog legs were delicious!.:))
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