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Freshly Shucked Oysters And Sauce

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Ingredients

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12 large fresh oysters or 24 small fresh oysters
2 pink shallots, peeled and finely diced
2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
2 tablespoons sherry wine vinegar
juice of half a lemon
1 teaspoon brown sugar
tabasco sauce, to taste
fresh ground black pepper, to taste

Nutritional information

269
Calories
62 g
Calories From Fat
6.9 g
Total Fat
1.5 g
Saturated Fat
150 mg
Cholesterol
322.2 mg
Sodium
20.5 g
Carbs
0 g
Dietary Fiber
2.2 g
Sugars
28.9 g
Protein
168g
Serving Size

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Freshly Shucked Oysters And Sauce

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    Delicious! used spring onions rather than shallots because of what I had on hand and the splash of tabasco gave it a nice little kick that blended wonderfully with the other flavours. I tried a few each way and also preferred them when left to marinate for 15 minutes or so.

    • 80 min
    • Serves 2
    • Easy

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    Freshly Shucked Oysters and Sauce Mignonette With a Twist!, A classic with a twist – I like to add a splash or three of Tabasco sauce to my shallot and red wine vinegar Mignonette sauce, for that extra zap! This is easy to make and is even better if you let the oysters marinate in the sauce for ten to fifteen minutes before serving them I also like my oysters au natural with just a squeeze of lemon, but variety is the spice of life, and this makes an exciting change! The quantities listed below will be sufficient for between 12 large and 24 small oysters , Delicious! used spring onions rather than shallots because of what I had on hand and the splash of tabasco gave it a nice little kick that blended wonderfully with the other flavours I tried a few each way and also preferred them when left to marinate for 15 minutes or so


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    For the Mignonette Sauce: Combine All the Ingredients Togther in a Jam Jar or Sealed Container - Shake Thoroughly and Allow the Flavours to Mingle For at Least 1 Hour Before Serving.

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    Serve (in a Little Bowl With a Small Spoon) With Freshly Shucked Oysters.

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    Excess Sauce Can Be Stored in the Fridge For Up to 2 Weeks.

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    How to Open the Oysters: Hold an Oyster Firmly With a Cloth in One Hand.

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    and the Hinged End Towards You. Insert a Knife in the Area Where the Two.

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    Shells Meet and Prise Open With a Twisting Action. Slide the Blade Along the Inside Edge of the Shell to Sever the Muscle Holding the Shells Together. Cut the Muscle Attachment to Lower Shell. Turn the Oyster Meat For Best Presentation.

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    Nb: the Best Way to Serve Raw Oysters Is on a Platter of Crushed Ice, or Sometimes You See Them Presented on a Bed of Seaweed.

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    at a Dinner Party Allow 6 Oysters Per Person as a Starter.

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    a Live Oyster Uses Its Muscle to Hold the Shells Tightly Closed. When an Oyster Weakens, the Shell Gapes Open and If It Will not Close When Tapped, It Should Be Discarded.

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    Oysters Will Keep For Up to One Week If Stored Correctly, Deep Shell Down in a Fridge or Cool Place. Cover With a Damp Cloth to Prevent Dehydration. Never Store in Water.

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    Oysters Can Be Frozen For Up to 3 Months Just as Other Fish Products. the Shells Will Open on Thawing but Consume Straight Away.

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    Champagne Is Possibly the Best Drink to Serve With Oysters, or Bucks Fizz If Eating Oysters For Breakfast.

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    Other Wines That Go Well With Oysters Are Light Dry and Slightly Acidic Wines Like Muscadet.

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    as the Wine Has to Compete With the Salty, Natural Flavour of Oysters, a Fuller Bodied Wine Distracts from Both the Taste of Wine and the Oyster.

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    in Ireland You Will Always Get Served Oysters With Guinness, and a Very Dry Cold Sherry in Spain.

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