
Showing posts with label Seafood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seafood. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Pan Sauté Shrimp

Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Oyster Tacos & Getting Schooled by a Salty Dog
After a few days of devouring freshly shucked raw oysters we decided to change it up a bit with the ones we had left. The weather outside wasn't exactly inviting for a patio shuck and snack party anyway. Ever smash your knuckles on an frigid oyster shell when its about 35 outside? Exactly. Time to move into the warmth with this operation.
Raw oysters on the half shell are the best, but a not too distant second is a good fried one. Since we're in Texas, might as well wrap some up in a corn tortilla. Fried oysters, hot corn tortillas, shredded lettuce, and spicy dressing made for a great taco.
Raw oysters on the half shell are the best, but a not too distant second is a good fried one. Since we're in Texas, might as well wrap some up in a corn tortilla. Fried oysters, hot corn tortillas, shredded lettuce, and spicy dressing made for a great taco.
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Shucking Oysters
The first fall after Michelle moved to Texas, she woke up one Saturday and asked me where we could get a sack of oysters to shuck ourselves. You mean oysters aren't born on a tray of ice with lemons, crackers and cocktail sauce? My first thought was, why in the deep blue sea would I do that when I can get a bartender to serve me some ready to eat? I'm in business for myself. I believe in outsourcing. I'm happy to pay for someone else to jab a steel blade into their own hand for my eating enjoyment. Hell, I've never even shucked an oyster before, but I wasn't totally ready to admit that to Michelle just yet. Its not like she makes it easy when she discovers she has one on me. It was agreed that I would let her show me how to shuck an oyster if I could be in charge of the thermostat - for a few days anyway.
So on a splendid Saturday afternoon we hit the seafood market, came home, had some friends over, and shucked some oysters.
So on a splendid Saturday afternoon we hit the seafood market, came home, had some friends over, and shucked some oysters.
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