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There is an animal called the jelar monkey. Has anyone eaten it? Does anyone know how to prepare it to make it the most delicious?

2015-06-25View Original

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There is an animal called the jelar monkey. Has anyone eaten it? Does anyone know how to prepare it to make it the most delicious?
Reply #22015-06-25
Add some oil to the pan; it’s best to fry it that way
Reply #32015-06-25
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2015-6-26 at 11:26. The cicada monkey – “Jiele” is the way it’s pronounced in my hometown in Jiaodong; the smaller ones are called “Jiele”, while the larger ones are called “Malahou”. There’s also another name for them, which is “Gale”. It should be eaten fried in Jinan.
Reply #42015-06-25
:You said it in a dialectic way; I couldn’t figure out what you were saying after looking at it for a while. I thought it was referring to a monkey, but it actually referred to a cicada.
Reply #52015-06-25
That thing is delicious; that’s how people in Shandong usually call it, and it’s also known as di lie gui er.
Reply #62015-06-25
Ha, it turned out to be a cicada after all; fried, it’s pretty good – I’ve only eaten it once.
Reply #72015-06-26
Well, let’s go to another post; I won’t keep posting here. There’s a risk of arguments arising due to dialect differences.

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