Bat119
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I live on the prairies a long way from fresh oysters in either direction local price is $1.46 each, can bottled oysters be smoked ?
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Smoking oyster question
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These types of oysters, shucked and packed, are intended to be Cooked. They can be Fried, Baked, Stewed or Smoked. Run a search to find out what others have done.
Could be as simple as seasoned and Smoked or swimming in Garlic and Herb Butter, while smoking. Either way, smoke at 225°F until they JUST begin to plump and firm but springy. It should feel like regular Jello. Check at 30 minutes, these are small and test every 10-15 after that if needed...JJ
Could be as simple as seasoned and Smoked or swimming in Garlic and Herb Butter, while smoking. Either way, smoke at 225°F until they JUST begin to plump and firm but springy. It should feel like regular Jello. Check at 30 minutes, these are small and test every 10-15 after that if needed...JJ
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