An Oyster Life (Blog) — Recipes

As the crisp autumn air sets in and leaves start to change, our thoughts turn to comforting, hearty meals. What better way to kick off a fall gathering than with a steaming bowl of oyster stew? This classic appetizer is the perfect starter for celebrating the season.  Oyster stew is a wonderfully warm and savory dish that brings out the sweet, briny flavor of fresh oysters. Its velvety texture and subtle seasoning also make it an elegant first course for more formal occasions. In this article, we'll explore what makes oyster stew such a perfect fall soup, walk through how...

Air fryers seem to be all the rage right now and being the oyster fanatics that we are, we simply had to know if you can air fry oysters. Honestly, what could be better than air-fried oysters and a crisp lager? So, we did our research and found this awesome recipe from Summer Yule for these unapologetically delicious, keto air-fried oysters.   What You Need 1 Jar Wandering Waders Premium Jarred Oysters 1 Large Egg Panko breadcrumbs Garlic Powder Old Bay Seasoning Salt and Pepper Dried Parsley Lemon Wedges Cocktail Sauce   What To Do: Open your Wandering Waders Premium...

Discover the many ways to indulge in the deliciousness of oysters with our cooking guide. From classic Oysters Rockefeller to the savory Oysters Kilpatrick, explore mouthwatering recipes that feature these delectable bivalves. If you prefer to enjoy them raw, we've got you covered with tips for pairing with lemon wedges and your favorite condiments. Start your culinary journey today!

With St. Patrick’s Day just around the corner, it’s time to think beyond green beer and embrace a traditional Irish delicacy: oysters. Not only are they a staple of Irish cuisine, but they also pair perfectly with dark Irish Stout. Discover how to create a delicious and festive meal that celebrates the Emerald Isle with the briny flavors of oysters and the rich malty taste of stout. Don't miss out on the opportunity to savor this classic pairing!

Looking for a great oyster recipe? If you need a new way to add some tangy flair to your White Stone Oysters, look no further than this amazing recipe from check Skye Gyngell. The combinations of creamy creme fraiche and tangy vinegar and horseradish will have your taste buds tingling and your guests asking for more. What You Need: White Stone Oysters Finely grated horse radish (2 tsp) Red wine vinegar (2 tsp.) Crushed ice Warrigal greens Finger lime pearls ⅓ cup creme fraiche How to Make This Oyster Recipe: Start by mixing the horseradish, vinegar, creme fraiche, and two...

Created by Chef Alex Hong, this mignonette is a tasty and distinctive way to dress up your oysters for New Year’s Eve. The recipe is suited for a dozen oysters but can be easily scaled up or down depending on how many you’re serving. Give it a try this New Year’s Eve to bring a festive touch to your delicious White Stone Oysters as you watch the ball drop on 2023.   What You Need White Stone Oysters 2 tbsp diced Asian pear 3 segments of Meyer lemon ¼ cup sherry vinegar ¼ cup white wine vinegar ⅛ tsp sugar...

It’s football season baby! That means, hot wings, cold beers, and great times with good friends cheering on your favorite team. This year, add something new to your endzone spread and try this delicious and creative recipe for Buffalo Fried Oysters from the Food Network. They’re crispy, spicy, and perfect for slurping down during game time. What You Need: White Stone Oysters 1 cup crumbled bleu cheese Oil, for frying 20 slices pepperoni 2 cups flour 1 ½ cups baby arugula 3 tbsp. Blackening seasoning ¼ cup buffalo sauce What To Do: Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Cook pepperoni. You...

Across many parts of the country, oyster lovers will sit down to a piping bowl of oyster stew over the holidays. Oyster stew has cemented itself as a holiday tradition, with a history stemming from indigenous meals, catholic customs, and Irish immigrants. In fact, oyster stew is such a popular holiday tradition, it’s also how oyster crackers got their name.  In the early days of our nation, English settlers were greeted by Indigenous tribes that had been consuming oysters for centuries. Over time, they learned how to prepare the shellfish for themselves, adding new adaptations to recipes and coming up...