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Are you ready? Now the Brood X cicadas are here.  These buzzing, wing-flapping insects emerge every seventeen years. When gathered as one they will be a mighty tribe making their presence felt. No one can get rid of them; they will reproduce and emerge again and again. 
This week on the Let There Be Light (LTBL) Podcast from The American Israelite Ted and I called Gayle Levine Schindler, our Fun Foody Kosher columnist, to get a cicada recipe. Gayle cheerfully explained that while cicadas in Cincinnati are not kosher, in other areas of the world certain types of locusts are eaten regularly and can be considered kosher. As a way to remind us of the crunchiness of cicadas, Gayle offered up a delicious fruit cobbler recipe that keeps the fruit super moist without sacrificing the strong crunch of its brown sugar and oatmeal topping.  ....

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