When the rain starts coming the beatles wiggle their way out of the ground. There are hundreds of them flying around at dusk each night. All the national kids love to come to our campus with their bottles and catch as many of them as they can. Then they go home, cook them and eat them. It gives them a bit more protein in their diets. And of course every year I have to make sure that all the interns get a chance to try them too!
First they have to cut off the head and the legs.
Then we fry them up with a little oil and sprinkle a bit of salt on them. Till and Ethan are trying to decide if they look good enough to eat or not. :)
Jacob tried his first muna beatle! And he said it wasn't too bad. It tastes a bit like nuts. :)
Official site of Jacob and Beth (Weaver) Devine, Missionaries serving at the New Tribes Mission Center in Goroka, Papua New Guinea. Together we manage the Guesthouse at the New Tribes Mission Papua New Guinea Center. Jacob is also on the maintenance team. I enjoy cooking once again for guests and I get to be a mom and wife too!
Friday, September 17, 2010
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About Me
- Kukmeri
- Enjoying life where God has me... currently in Papua New Guinea cooking and loving life with my husband, Jacob, my son, Jonathan and my daughter, Naomi.
Nova Scotia

Amazing view from our back porch!
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