Wilderness cooking

Balut is a 17 day old duck embryo (not chicken) it is boiled in the shell and eaten with salt and usually San Miguel Beer.

how has he happened to find 4 duck eggs in the middle of the woods !!!!

but but but.. the eggs will be dirty :(

I love it that you show the dogs in the middle of it all, never stop doing that!

Great video. I'm enjoying all of your vids in fact, please keep them coming.

Also agree with drtisbeter on the music.

What is the music you're playing?

Have you ever heard this music in the outdoors?
I love the sounds/quite of the woods but this is one piece of music I wouldn't mind hearing while in the woods. Excellent choice!

Nice video, as usual!
I like the way you recorded it all, looks like a television show. Nicely edited. Cool dogs too! 5/5

*checking out part 2*

OKbushcraft
They eat chicken embryos in Asia. Called baloot (??) They serve them, boiled in the shell , or cook them yakitori style (on a hibachi type grill) with sauce. You can probably check out Google to see if they do it with duck eggs also, but I would think that they do.

I have a buddy that was a marine stationed in Subic bay I think, and he ate one once when tricked. Said it was salty. Thanks,.

Hey Peter. I always enjoy watching your low-key, relaxing videos. well done !! Nice tip on cooking the eggs--THANKS. I have only seen it done with leaves before. A little tip for anyone trying this , when the eggs are still warm, run them through the cool water of the creek until they are completely cool and the shells peel right off cleanly.