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| Home -> [Entrees, Exotic, Seafood, Soups & Stews] -> [My father's oyster stew Recipe] |
My father's oyster stew
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Ingredients:
| 1
| pint | Oysters | | 1/2
| cup | Oyster liquor | | 1
| quart | Milk | | 1
| pint | Half & half | | 1
| cup | Cream | | 2
| tbsp | Butter | | | Salt, to taste | | | Pepper, to taste |
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Procedures:
| 1 | Heat milk, half and half, and cream to the boiling point but do not boil. | | 2 | At the same general time, but obviously later because the volume of liquid is smaller, heat the oyster liquor in a separate pan. | | 3 | When the milk is hot, throw the butter in to melt. | | 4 | Add some salt and lots of pepper (i like to use a coarse grind pepper). | | 5 | When the liquor is hot, add the oysters. | | 6 | Continue to heat the liquor plus oysters until the oysters just begin to curl at the edges, maybe two minutes. | | 7 | Then dump the oysters and liquor into the milk. | | 8 | "correct the seasonings" and serve it forth. | | 9 | my wife likes to add paprika to hers at the table. | | 10 | I like oyster crackers with mine, and in general like the little commercial ones rather than the more elegant and expensive ones. | | 11 | You can fiddle with this recipe all you want - more milk and less cream, or vice versa; more pepper and salt (i like lots of both); fewer oysters - it really comes down to your taste. | | 12 | -- harmon dow |
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