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re: Are female crabs less desirable?
Posted on 6/25/16 at 4:30 pm to Gaston
Posted on 6/25/16 at 4:30 pm to Gaston
IMO, females are more likely to be full than males. I don't particularly care for the roe in them but some people do and many make soup from the roe. That said, there is no comparison in taste between a prime, full male, they are absolutely divine. The trouble is catching males full enough to be worth a damn. Females, on average, don't seem to have this problem.
I very rarely buy crabs from a market but I've been told by a crabber that 99% of all the #1 crabs caught in LA are sold to Maryland because they simply can't catch enough in the Chesapeake Bay area to meet demand and they're willing to pay obnoxious prices...
I very rarely buy crabs from a market but I've been told by a crabber that 99% of all the #1 crabs caught in LA are sold to Maryland because they simply can't catch enough in the Chesapeake Bay area to meet demand and they're willing to pay obnoxious prices...
Posted on 6/25/16 at 9:10 pm to Canard Noir
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I've been told by a crabber that 99% of all the #1 crabs caught in LA are sold to Maryland because they simply can't catch enough in the Chesapeake Bay area to meet demand and they're willing to pay obnoxious prices...
I don't know about 99%, but the rest of the statement is true. Back in 94-95, I was working at a crab house in Venetian Isles just off the Chef Pass ... the main operation was the steaming and picking of the meat ... but EVERY SINGLE #1 CRAB that we bought got shipped overnight to Bethesda, Maryland. Now while that may have been 100% of our crabs from that house, there had to be more than 1% of the total Louisiana catch staying in state.
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