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Post by Deleted on Apr 3, 2015 19:45:37 GMT 10
Gday Sometimes the simple things are often the best It's easter Friday so it's seafood. Oyster Kilpatrick... Cook of some streaky bacon on a Cue plate, really fine cut, crumble on the fresh oyster in the shell, a drop or two of Worcestershire sauce. (Yes I checked the spelling cause spell check hates it). Onto the cue, close the lid, Mins later the oyster have turned colour but not really cooked through. Eat warm. The oyster comes away from its shell with no assistant from the fork. Next pick up the shell and using the fork to tease the last of the bacon to your mouth, tip the shell up and drink the oyster/ Worcestershire juice..... Next
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Post by Gus65 on Apr 3, 2015 20:40:57 GMT 10
Yum,
Sydney Rock oysters too looking at the pic.By far the best oyster around.
Yum, Yum, Yum
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Post by smokey on Apr 3, 2015 21:00:57 GMT 10
Just hit me with one of my favourite things Doesn't get much better Dave then that. Plump looking oysters too. Perfectly done . Who is a chewer and who is a down the hatch oyster eater? I chew and saver the flavour. Also a primal thing to sort swallowing she'll grit. I miss the south Coast NSW as there are oysters littering sand flats in pristine waters. Spent many a hunt for oysters and prawns around our secret places from Uladulla down to Eden.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 3, 2015 21:39:33 GMT 10
G'day Read something in a Brisbane paper a few years ago. Read nothing else before or since. Apparently the islands in the Morton bay where they kept the convicts they collected the local oysters which the shells were burnt to make lime for mortar. The local oysters were imported to Sydney to become the famous Sydney rock oysters. As a side note my Bro lives in Forster where the said "Sydney rock oyster" still survives uneffected by the disease which has killed of those in the Gosford and Southerland areas of Sydney. Of course he has his local contacts and to get a doz oysters usually results in 4 doz in the bag. It's his influence that I've always done them the same way. No chilli or additives just pure and simple... And it works Regards dave
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Post by smokey on Apr 3, 2015 21:56:56 GMT 10
Hah, They are deluded to think Sydney rock came out of Brisbane mud water. The first fleet were carving them off the rocks at circular key. Then you have port hacking oysters. Totaly different. I really do pine for the Deep South NSW Miss it big time
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Post by 420kev on Apr 4, 2015 3:59:57 GMT 10
forget your sydney rock oysters
coffin bay are by far the better......
kevin
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