Chef Joseph Yoon began cooking cicadas after experimenting with insects for an art project. He shared his experience with Morning Edition. The cicadas are coming! And so are some new flavor profiles.

They are the gateway bug into the intoxicatingly crunchy world of insect eating. After lying dormant for nearly 20 years, the cacophonous Brood X cicadas have finally emerged on the East Coast. But ...

CHESTERFIELD, Mo. — A "bug chef" will be cooking up cicadas publically at an upcoming Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House event. The cooking demonstration will take place at the Butterfly House's ...

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When professor Jerome Grant, an entomologist at the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture, told me that cicadas were edible and that he was planning on cooking them, I excitedly volunteered ...

Perhaps you were not aware that “Bee larvae, when sauteed with a little butter and a few drops of honey, taste very much like bacon.” Well, at Girl Meets Bug you can get that information along with a ...

And finally today, if you are on the East Coast, you already know. They seem to be everywhere. I'm talking about the cicadas of Brood 10, those red-eyed bugs that emerge from the ground every 17 years ...