8 oz Can oysters, drained 1/2 lb Raw bacon, cut in half 1. Wrap individual oysters with 1/2 strip bacon and fasten with a toothpick. 2. Line a heat-resistant, non-metallic baking dish with a double thickness of paper toweling. Place 15 bacon-wrapped oysters on paper toweling in a circle. 3. Heat, covered with paper toweling 8 to 10 minutes. 4. Remove toothpick and serve on toast or crackers. 25 appetizers
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4 Levels of Chowder: Amateur to Food Scientist | Epicurious
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The BEST Shaking Beef Recipe! (Bo Luc Lac)
Hello Hi! My name is Alissa and I'm the creator behind Gaming Foodie on Instagram, Tiktok and now Youtube.
Bo luc lac which translates to shaking beef is a recipe everyone has tries if they are new to Vietnamese cuisine. It's very easy to make and the ingredients are very accessible. Bo luc lac is pretty much steak and onions with an Asian infused flavor.
You can find this dish at many Vietnamese dishes but you will rarely ever see me ordering this at a restaurant because 1) it's expensive at restaurants and 2) it's SO easy to make that you can make it your self. My recipe is THE BEST recipe out there, I haven't met a single person who did not like my recipe.
When making this dish, I recommend using a fairly good cut of beef like ribeye or filet mignon. I'd stay clear of cuts that aren't marbled. Cut your beef into 1 inch cubes and marinate over night for best results!
For this version, I serve it with noodles but you can also serve it with rice. This it the recipe if you want to serve it with rice:
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Air Fried Oysters Recipe
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Bushcraft Cooking - Collecting fresh oysters
Oyster collection at the river mouth, waited for the tide to be able to cross. I hope you enjoy!