San Francisco Entomophagists. Recipes, nutrition information, FAQs, and pictures.

Selection of insect recipes.

Various articles and links to using insects as food.

Offers a variety of recipes and links to satisfy anyone's bug-filled food craving.

Culinary demonstrations, classes, events, links and recipes.

University of Maryland Cookbook has recipes for appetizers, main dishes and desserts. Includes an introduction to entomophgy and sample list of insects eaten around the world.

Magazine article and annotated links on history and current practice.

An article in New Times, Broward-Palm Beach, Florida.

From Stalkingthewild.com an article on utilizing insects as either an occasional nutritional addition and, sometimes, as a survival food.

KeyWorlds.com's collection of entomophagy sites and links.

How-to articles about harvesting and preparing insects.

Site put out by Rhema. Includes nutritional data of various insects, a few recipes and a lot of general information.

A collection of recipes for dishes with unusual ingredients or combinations of ingredients, such as fried bugs, elephant stew, lamb's head, blood pudding, beer cake.

As seen on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Recipes, nutrition information, where to buy insects, and the Insect Horror Film Festival.

Offers links to insect suppliers and a few of the tastiest recipes such as banana worm bread and chocolate chirpie chip cookies.

From the University of Kentucky Department of Entomology.

Information on the current importance and the future potential of insects as a global food resource.

Hosted by Ohio State University. Entomologists, farmers and chefs who are promoting edible insects, a foodstuff better known in academic circles as "Microlivestock." Article, recipes, and nutritional information.

Ohio State University Fact Sheet includes nutritional content of insects and recipes.

Information about the 17-year Cicada music, and fact and fantasy. Includes recipe for cicadas boiled with anise in rice wine.

Article from Hoods Woods Survival Training Center.

David G. Gordon shows 33 ways to cook grasshoppers, ants, water bugs, spiders, centipedes, and their kin. Buy, look through reviews, or read about the author.

Recipes for odd dishes some including insects.

Part of a page developed as a resource for Y13 Biology students. Recipes with pictures of each completed dish.