What to eat now
Yeah, crab tails. Lobster’s firmer little brother.
Posted by: Kathryn Robinson on Feb 16, 2011 at 09:00AM
Crab tails are sweet, with a consistency like shrimp.
Elliott’s Oyster House, typically on our radar for its encyclopedic selection of exquisite local oysters, is serving crab tails this month.
Crab tails? Not often seen in restaurants, crab fishermen know that these spiny extremities of Alaskan King crab hold medallions of firm, sweet meat that can be sous vided, sauteed, even stuffed.
Elliott’s version features marinated, grilled medallions, bright with chiles and garlic, served with jasmine rice cakes and pickled cukes.
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Peekytoe, anyone?
We are talking blue crab Benedict, people.
Posted by: Kathryn Robinson on Mar 08, 2010 at 09:00AM
For its fifth year Waterfront Seafood Grill celebrates March with its Cult of the Crab promotion.
All month, every night of the week, a special crab-centric menu will feature delights like Maryland blue crab ravioli, Dungeness banh mi sandwiches, and crab and sweet pea panna cotta. Look also for ice cold and fresh steamed crab tastings.
Best, all but the Hokkaido Bay Kings are U.S.-caught, keeping the carbon footprint small, and all are caught sustainably.
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