Fresh oysters

[waterman]

Didn't want to hijack rugers thread. Got a early father's day present this morning. Fed ex delivered 100 fresh oysters from maine . Can't wait to dig in tonight. Combo of steamed ,raw ,and baked. Mmmm. Mmmm

 

[RUGER]

I bet those will be GOOD!!!

 

[JCDEERMAN]

Where did you order those from (company)???? I could eat those suckers every day

 

[Chaneylake]

You need to Google "Acme Oyster Bar grilled oysters"

You can thank me later

 

[waterman]

50 down steamed. My goodness there good! Plain old butter and homemade cocktail sauce

 

[waterman]

Never made it to the baked :lol: did a few raw.like I was at the beach :super: island Creek oysters. Very good!

 

[waterman]

ISLANDCREEKOYSTERS.COM. fathers day special going on now

 

[JCDEERMAN]

You need to Google "Acme Oyster Bar grilled oysters"

You can thank me later

Those are some of the best chargrilled oysters I have ever had. I have eaten them raw my entire life, but am on the chargrilled kick the last few years. Can't get away from them

 

[JCDEERMAN]

ISLANDCREEKOYSTERS.COM. fathers day special going on now

Thanks!

 

[JCDEERMAN]

Just got the wife to order the 50 oysters / 50 clams Father's Day special for tomorrow night :super:

 

[cbhunter]

50 down steamed. My goodness there good! Plain old butter and homemade cocktail sauce

Looks like you had plenty of cans to wash it all down

I ate my share of them in florida two weeks ago. Man they was good! We ate raw and grilled.

 

[JCDEERMAN]

50 down steamed. My goodness there good! Plain old butter and homemade cocktail sauce

Looks like you had plenty of cans to wash it all down

I ate my share of them in florida two weeks ago. Man they was good! We ate raw and grilled.

:rotf: Looks like it!

 

[waterman]

they make a man thirsty

 

[BamaProud]

My Uncle Brent Zerlott (not really an actual uncle but thats what we call a lot of my dads close friends) owns Murder Point Oyster farm in Bayou La Batre, AL. I'll be eating a few after the 4th of July while we are on Dauphin Island.
https://www.murderpointoysters.com/

 

[BamaProud]

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg toured his farm a few years ago.

http://eatalabamaseafood.com/articles/f ... a-seafood/

 

[waterman]

that's very cool

 

[Pilchard]

No thanks on oysters from the southeast. Especially not in warm months. Happy to eat all that you have from the northeast. No cooking, no crackers and rinsed in seawater.

 

[BamaProud]

No thanks on oysters from the southeast. Especially not in warm months. Happy to eat all that you have from the northeast.

Why?

 

[TAFKAP]

No thanks on oysters from the southeast. Especially not in warm months. Happy to eat all that you have from the northeast. No cooking, no crackers and rinsed in seawater.

That advice is outdated and based on the harvest of wild oysters. With modern shellfish farming operations, bivalves of all types can be enjoyed year round.

 

[Pilchard]

No thanks on oysters from the southeast. Especially not in warm months. Happy to eat all that you have from the northeast.

Why?

Because of what Tafkap said. If it needs to be farm raised to be safe, I don't want it. Water doesn't turn over fast enough for my liking in the gulf. Besides, cold water oysters are far superior in taste IMO.