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Sitting at the camp by myself with a struggling fire and just realized...I sure would like some fried oysters. You know, those crispy, light, almost raw inside ones?
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They's some good schitt.
My mom used to dip them in egg and roll in cracker meal and fry them.
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Maybe a little cocktail sauce?
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Was out at Ocracoke a few weeks ago on the Atlantic coast. I had fried oysters every evening for dinner. There's several restaurants out there that served them and I tried them all.
I also found a restaurant on Cedar Key, Florida that made excellent fried oysters,....served up a big basket of them for just a few bucks.
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I tried them last year on vacation in Destin. Very good I don't think I could raw oysters but fried are very good.
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Rolled in yellow cornmeal and dropped in sizzling crisco a couple of min until they first start turning more brown and eat them crispy on the outside and juicy soft on the inside. Tarter sauce or Dukes mayo.
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About 50/50 cocktail and horseradish..
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Maybe a little cocktail sauce? That’s what she said.
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I tried them last year on vacation in Destin. Very good I don't think I could raw oysters but fried are very good. I love raw oysters, but won't eat 'em. It's like fishing in lightning.
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With a tall, cold draft beer❗️🍺 Sitting at the camp by myself with a struggling fire and just realized...I sure would like some fried oysters. You know, those crispy, light, almost raw inside ones?
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Love ‘em fried or raw. Best fried oysters I’ve ever had would be a toss up between some Ihad on Hatteras a long time ago and some I had in Cavite City a longer time ago. Best raw I’ve had in a long time were at Mansur’s in Baton Rougue a year ago February.
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Love em. Raw or steamed. Puts lead in the pencil.
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Lol...Crown and Coke actually. I had to get away from it all for a few days.
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Raw or fried for me, but I like raw best.
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Was out at Ocracoke a few weeks ago on the Atlantic coast. I had fried oysters every evening for dinner. There's several restaurants out there that served them and I tried them all.
I also found a restaurant on Cedar Key, Florida that made excellent fried oysters,....served up a big basket of them for just a few bucks.
Bristoe if I had known you where in area I would have taken a short boat ride and visited for a while.....
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I tried them last year on vacation in Destin. Very good I don't think I could raw oysters but fried are very good. I love raw oysters, but won't eat 'em. It's like fishing in lightning. Maybe in the Gulf...
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Steamed muscles and clams are dang good as well
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No raw oyster for me from Pamlico Sound...
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That is a basket of pure eating GOODNESS ya have pictured there!
I go for dipped in egg, rolled in cracker crumbs and fried up just right.
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