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09/09/2012
Oysters Rockefeller were created in New Orleans, at the legendary Antoine's. The restaurant refuses to give a recipe, but we do know that neither bacon nor spinach is involved.
Issue #150
03/09/2012
This spicy crab casserole is a specialty of Sting-Ray's in Cape Charles, Virginia.
Issue #145
12/17/2010
Chef Frank Stitt of Highlands Bar and Grill in Birmingham, Alabama, uses the bottom oyster shells as serving platters for these crispy fried oysters with piquant sauce.
Issue #135
12/17/2010
Oysters raised in less-briny waters lack adequate salinity; chef Frank Stitt recommends serving them with a ramekin of this tart sauce made fizzy with the addition of prosecco.
Issue #135
12/17/2010
Chef Frank Stitt of Highlands Bar and Grill in Birmingham, Alabama, shared this recipe for a lighter twist on classic oysters Rockefeller.
Issue #135
04/05/2010
This dish is served at Macbar, a Manhattan restaurant whose menu lists a dozen mac and cheese variations.
Issue #129
09/05/2012
In this adaptation of a popular southern Italian specialty, king crab legs are a meatier alternative to blue crabs.
Issue #126
07/13/2007
These fritters are the perfect side dish for chowder.
Issue #104
11/19/2007
Stuffing recipes from the East and Pacific Northwest were found to have this special ingredient–oysters.
Issue #46
10/30/2007
Local Maryland cooks add oysters to everything from savory pies and stews to this dressing-a holiday staple around the Bay.
Issue #30
06/28/2007
There is no shortage of crab in Alaska in July and August. We even found it tucked amid layers of sliced potatoes in this sweet but rich summer classic.
Issue #13
07/06/2010
These Southern crab cakes from Café Lynnylu are sweet, meaty, and delicious; the cider vinegar dipping sauce adds a pleasing punch. Continue...
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Source: Cafe Lynnylu