Went to a farmers market and was just looking around when I saw a seafood stand where they had oysters. Beau Soleils from PEI were $2 each. They had some Hama Hama from Washington, but then there were these other ones from Washington for $1.50 each. More or less that I'd call small Pacific oysters, although they were pretty much all covered with barnacles. They guy in charge gave me a killer offer - an entire tray of them for $30 which I took him up on. Besides the fact that I got leaking water all over my jeans and maybe some in my wife's car (she's out with the kiddo on some retreat) I'm alone with what used to be (what I counted as) 110 oysters minus what I already shucked. They'll be back and maybe I'll share it with them, but I'm wondering what I might be able to do with them alone. I've got a NY strip waiting for me tonight, and I'm thinking maybe with sliced portobellos on top, and oysters as an appetizer. But maybe cooked some way.
I'm not that skilled with cooking oysters. I have a steamer and I was thinking maybe using that with some of the bigger ones, and maybe I save the smaller ones for eating raw. I've got butter, salt, a lemon, but I'm not sure what to do with these. I might be able to use a toaster oven, but our regular oven doesn't work well.
I'm not that skilled with cooking oysters. I have a steamer and I was thinking maybe using that with some of the bigger ones, and maybe I save the smaller ones for eating raw. I've got butter, salt, a lemon, but I'm not sure what to do with these. I might be able to use a toaster oven, but our regular oven doesn't work well.