While the simplest way to eat oysters is raw on the half-shell, there are countless recipes for raw and cooked oysters. Some of them, like this one, go back hundreds ...

Oysters can be a polarizing food, with some loving the salty, briny shellfish and others … well, not so much. Here’s a trick: Cooking oysters can win over both groups, especially if you’re using the ...

Serves 10 (about 18 appetizer-size servings). Recipe is by Misty Faucheaux. 3 (10-ounce) packages frozen chopped spinach, cooked and well drained 4 dozen small oysters, drained (reserve liquid) 2 ...

I had never heard of oyster stew. In my mind, I envisioned rice and rich brown gravy. As I am partial to oysters, I was still determining what to expect when I arrived at Peggy Perry Giglio's home. I ...

Stop serving boring oysters. This Thai Lime Chili Oyster twist balances sour, spicy, and salty flavors that allow the oysters to shine. The video tests both raw oysters, fresh and briny, and ...

Chilly nights beg for oyster stew, served with buttered toast points or oyster crackers, and perhaps a green salad. I like the added crunch and flavor of the shallot and celery, and the boost the ...

For something sweet, end your festivities with some iconic New Orleans Beignets, rich Bananas Foster, or a King Cake made either traditionally or with crescent rolls. Grab your beads, put on some ...

1. Prepare spinach, drain and set aside. 2. Drain oysters and reserve oyster liquid. Set aside. 3. Preheat oven to 375 F. 4. In large skillet over moderate heat, melt butter and sauté green onions, ...

Note: 1 pound fresh spinach cooks down to 1 cup cooked spinach Oysters Rockefeller Makes about 4 dozen 4 cups cooked, chopped (NOT PUREED) spinach, well drained 1/2 cup cooked, chopped romaine lettuce ...