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re: Char grilled oysters - sauce basting recipe
Posted on 12/20/16 at 4:03 pm to Cailloue Pitre
Posted on 12/20/16 at 4:03 pm to Cailloue Pitre
The key is having some melted butter mix to squirt or ladle over the oysters when they're on the grill. This gets those nice flare-ups. And if using charcoal get a big pile going, you don't want to have to stop mid-cook to worry about the heat of your fire.
Posted on 12/20/16 at 4:09 pm to BlastOff
They are super easy. One tip is to very carefully choose your shells. You want shells that are deep but have a flat bottom so they rest level on the grill, does this make sense? If they are shallow you can't fit any sauce and if they don't rest flat it all drains out.
Also, if you have real small oysters or real shallow shells I'll put two meats in one big shell.
Sauces:
Just plain cheap grated parm cheese is great by itself
Any wing sauce works great (butter and hot sauce)
White wine, Butter, garlic (add cheese if you wish)
Italian dressing (add cheese if you wish)
Greek- feta, kalamata olives, butter/ olive oil, garlic
ETA: also, grill (toast) some bread. "texas toast" style white bread or thick cut french bread.
Also, if you have real small oysters or real shallow shells I'll put two meats in one big shell.
Sauces:
Just plain cheap grated parm cheese is great by itself
Any wing sauce works great (butter and hot sauce)
White wine, Butter, garlic (add cheese if you wish)
Italian dressing (add cheese if you wish)
Greek- feta, kalamata olives, butter/ olive oil, garlic
ETA: also, grill (toast) some bread. "texas toast" style white bread or thick cut french bread.
This post was edited on 12/20/16 at 4:14 pm
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