16 md Oysters 4 tb Sherry Rock Salt 1/4 c Finely Chopped Celery 1 tb Butter Bechamel Sauce Paprika Melted Butter Grated Parmesan Cheese Poach oysters in their own liquor for 2 minutes. Sprinkle sherry over oysters. Clean the bottom of the deeper oyster shells and set them on a baking tray covered with rock salt. Saute chopped celery in butter and place 1 teaspoonful in each shell. Place a poached oyster on each bed of celery and cover with Bechamel Sauce which has been mixed with a few drops of melted butter over each oyster. Bake in a hot 400oF oven until golden brown. Serve with dark bread and butter.
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Shrimp & Oyster Po' Boy Recipe
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After a lot of turkey, ham, and other holiday food, I was having a real craving for a local & coastal favorite in the south, so I decided to make a video of how to make an awesome Shrimp & Oyster Po' Boy, just like the one's that are made daily in my region and elsewhere. The shrimp and oysters really take on a restuarant quality by cooking as I show in this video, and the pickle chips really go good as a side to these. Hope you enjoy and try them out :)
The Perfect Philly Cheesesteak At Home (2 Ways)
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A Philly cheesesteak should be greasy, cheesy, and of course, have great bread. But the most important thing is that you can't stop thinking about it after you've eaten it. That's what makes it great.
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Ingredients Needed: Hoagie Rolls: - 950g bread flour - 20g fine sea salt - 12g granulated sugar - 3g instant yeast - 50g extra virgin olive oil - 589g water - semolina flour for dusting (we need, get from central) - rice flour
Cheese steak Filling: - 4lb boneless rib roast - 2lbs short ribs, boneless - 1/2 cup tallow - 1/2 cup vegetable oil - 25 slices provolone cheese - 3 Sweet onion - 1 cup mayo - 4 cloves garlic - salt and pepper to taste
A5 Wagyu Cheesesteak: -large a5 wagyu ribeye -1 swet onion -4 cloves garlic, sliced and toasted -5 sage leaves, fried -sliced gouda -sliced swiss -1/2 cup mayo -1/4 cup cholula -3 tablespoons sriracha -2 teaspoons garlic powder -salt and pepper to taste
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Omg guys I'm about try some oysters.. and i decided to go get me some fresh live oysters to cook myself and try the famous rockafella oysters... omg.. i hope you guys love this video.. and make sure to like it for more recipe videos... this was a really simple recipe the hard part was getting them open.. once you get past that part its a breeze.. what i would do different next time is add more seasoning and also panko bread crumbs for more crunch.. overall they turned out really good... if you have never tried oyster and want to give them i try i think this is the best way to try them first ... Dont forget to like comment and subscribe to stay tune to more videos..
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Smoked Oyster Dip
Tinned fish are a pantry staple for me. Oysters, sardines, mussels…you name it, I probably have it. Growing up, I often saw smoked oysters being served as some form of appetizer. A simple appetizer of just the oysters with lime juice and a few dashes of Maggi or in the form of a cheese roll with chopped oysters and pecans on top. I am not entirely sure how common smoked oysters are in the U.S., but in Mexico, they’re a classic.
I wanted to make this quintessential appetizer more exciting with the addition of lemon zest and capers for tartness. Fresh herbs always give a dish that extra “oomph”, so lots of green onions and parsley turned out to be the perfect complement. Serious onion dip vibes in this one!
This dip has such a rustic look and it tastes so incredible, no one will know it only took you 10 minutes to make. Serve with your favorite crackers or potato chips. I dare you to eat only one. Impossible!