Greet and Eat Crickets at HDH 019 crop 3
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- artist offers food sample
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- John Osorio-Buck inside Home Depot House with container of chocolate-covered crickets
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- cricket diagram and information on mailbox of Home Depot House
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- artist shows live crickets in egg cartons
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- crickets live about 4 months
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- food (zucchini, crushed dry cat food) and water (soaked into paper towel) for crickets
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- housing for crickets
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- pages for booklet about crickets, including rational for harvesting and tasty recipes
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- crickets being frozen in snow before cooking
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- supplies on window sill
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- artist welcomes visitors to Home Depot House
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- view of speaker with crickets chirping
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- audio at roof wired from interior
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- crickets being frozen outside Home Depot House
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- more cooking supplies at work table
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- diagram of cricket on mailbox of Home Depot House
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- compartments in egg cartons keep crickets from fighting
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- ingredients and utensiles for cooking cricket recipes
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- offering samples
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- savoring samples
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- describing food preparation
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- showing cricket housing
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- samples of four different snacks
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- discussing ingredients and process
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- artist cooking lunch, delicious aromas
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- viewing live crickets
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- discussing cricket activity
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- first view of cricket-based food
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- discussing cooking/baking process
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- degrees of readiness to sample
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- identifying different samples
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- deciding among samples
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- choosing cricket brittle
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- trying cricket brittle
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- viewing Oaxacan “spicy crickets”
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- Oaxaca “spicy crickets” (boiled, marinated overnight in lime juice, chilies and garlic, then deep fried
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- selecting spicy cricket, wearing cricket pin
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- studying cricket
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- savoring spicy cricket
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- studying cricket pin
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