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    If you don't fry oysters, what else can you do with them?

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    I was croaking for fish yesterday. By the time I walked to the fish market, I think I would have attacked Charlie the tuna. Anyway, I bought shucked oysters without thinking (and shrimp which I already ate).

    Anyway does anyone have any not-fried oyster recipes? I don't keep any kind of oil in the house, and I think there might be flour in a lower cabinet if I didn't toss it when I was tossing/donating all my canned foods. I have plenty of greens, veggies, etc.

    Thanks in advance for any suggestions!

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    Oysters? Eat 'em raw, maybe with a little grated horseradish.
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    yeah, we don't use flour anyway... right?

    bake 'em. tope with a little shredded spinach & parm.
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    Get some good olive oil and make an oyster salad!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Goldie View Post
    Oysters? Eat 'em raw, maybe with a little grated horseradish.
    This is pretty much the only way I've ever eaten an oyster. Mignonette is also very tasty on oysters.

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    With avocado jalopino chipotle sauce. Slurp
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    Raw with vodka and lime juice.
    Raw with champagne vinegar.
    Raw with lemon juice.
    Or just plain raw
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    cook them in butter instead then? i agree, raw with lemon juice is delicious!

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    Raw with hot sauce.
    Raw with cocktail sauce.
    Raw with lemon juice.
    Raw plain.
    Follow with champagne (or cava or prosecco for the budget-minded)
    repeat.
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    Broiled with butter, garlic, parsley, etc. Place in broiler-safe dish, make them a little crispy.

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