Some restaurants in Cambodia, a country in Southeast Asia, will serve you a delicious, cooked, giant, hairy spider for just one dollar after you pay. This is great, but what can you do if you don't want to pay that much money? Well, don't worry. There is now a cooking school in Cambodia where you can learn how to cook your own spiders. Here's how to cook a giant spider. First, find a large tarantula. Make sure that the spider is dead, and then drop it into a bowl of sugar, salt, spice, chicken powder and water. After a few minutes, pick it up and then fry it in boiling oil for about 45 seconds. Mr. Ratana, a cooking teacher, says, “That makes them crispy outside, and soft inside.” He also says that the body of the tarantula tastes the best. “The legs are not so good,” he says. Many people say that cooked spiders are quite tasty, similar to the taste of crab. So, are you interested in learning more about cooking and eating spiders? If you are, then Mr. Ratana's cooking lessons are available seven days a week between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Well, what are you waiting for?

Some restaurants in Cambodia, a country in Southeast Asia, will serve you a delicious, cooked, giant, hairy spider for just one dollar after you pay. This is great, but what can you do if you don't want to pay that much money? Well, don't worry. There is now a cooking school in Cambodia where you can learn how to cook your own spiders. Here's how to cook a giant spider. First, find a large tarantula. Make sure that the spider is dead, and then drop it into a bowl of sugar, salt, spice, chicken powder and water. After a few minutes, pick it up and then fry it in boiling oil for about 45 seconds. Mr. Ratana, a cooking teacher, says, “That makes them crispy outside, and soft inside.” He also says that the body of the tarantula tastes the best. “The legs are not so good,” he says. Many people say that cooked spiders are quite tasty, similar to the taste of crab. So, are you interested in learning more about cooking and eating spiders? If you are, then Mr. Ratana's cooking lessons are available seven days a week between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Well, what are you waiting for?