When the rice grains in Muong Lo begin to feel heavy with the scent of ripe rice, that is also the time to signal to people that the harvest season has arrived. This creature that is seen as a natural enemy to protect the crops has an appearance like locusts, grasshoppers… but looks slimmer.
The squirrels caught from the lamp trap are preliminarily processed through 4 steps of “winging, breaking the legs, cutting off the head, removing the intestines” and then processed into many different dishes. However, crispy roasted mussels are still said to captivate the taste buds the most.
Muoi muoi is preliminarily processed and then braised with sour bamboo shoots until the water dries up. Then the whole bunch is sautéed over high heat with oil or fat. When the crackling sound is heard, it is also the time when the dish is ready for the highland party. The dish is even more perfect when it is garnished with a few thin slices of lemon leaves.
Or not picky, people just make a skewer and bake it. The sound of water and fat from the spoon sizzling amidst the heat of the embers but probably not as hot as the people waiting to enjoy this dish.
Sipping a golden sorghum makes people miss their hometown. Remember the sweet taste of freshly harvested rice, the pungent smell of stubble that has just fallen in the field. Or somewhere in my heart fluttering my wings as if I wanted to bring people back to the Northwest mountains again.
Source: Collected internet.
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