Steve2d
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- Location: Seattle, WA
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Getting fresh crab from the store is great, but wouldn't you love to experience the excitement of catching, cooking and eating your own rewards? Check out the latest craze in crabbing! The CrabHawk is used with a medium rod/reel/line combo and is a hit to all Blue, Red Rock, Mud, Box and Dungeness crabbers (as well as other tasty morsels). Great for all crabbing from the bank, docks and boats! The CrabHawk “Gets you out where the BIG ONES lay!” www.crabhawk.com Boiled Blue Crabs Follow this recipe for a boiled crab dinner for four. For a different flavor, add celery ribs and lemon slices to the boiling water. 2 dozen live, hard shell blue crabs1/3 cup salt Place crabs in boiling water and cover and return to boiling point. Simmer 15 minutes. Drain and serve hot or cold.
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seafarer john
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RE: Fresh Crab
Fri, 01/2/04 12:34 PM
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Been there, done that, Steve. I'll take my crab served up hot and spicy and boiled in just about any crab shack. Never-the-less, good luck with your enterprise - sounds like fun for the youngsters.
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berndog
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- Joined: 4/8/2003
- Location: Rochester, NY
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RE: Fresh Crab
Fri, 01/2/04 1:22 PM
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I agree with seafarer john, give me a good all-you-can-eat crab shack any day. Let someone else do the dirty work and clean-up while I just enoy the tasty rewards...
My favorites are the places that let you pick a variety of crabs, from hole crabs boiled in spiece, to regular crab legs.
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lleechef
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- Joined: 3/22/2003
- Location: Gahanna, OH
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RE: Fresh Crab
Fri, 01/2/04 4:25 PM
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Cakes
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- Joined: 9/11/2003
- Location: Sarasota, FL
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RE: Fresh Crab
Fri, 01/2/04 4:27 PM
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quote: Maybe if you just scaled it up a little?
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lleechef
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RE: Fresh Crab
Fri, 01/2/04 4:48 PM
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quote:Originally posted by Cakes quote: Maybe if you just scaled it up a little? Yeah, well, I'm STILL not going out there in sub-zero temps and 50 foot seas with a fishing rod!
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Steve2d
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- Joined: 1/1/2004
- Location: Seattle, WA
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RE: Fresh Crab
Sun, 08/21/05 1:53 PM
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Thank for the feedback. Got some good emails after posting here. Keep up the good work!
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BT
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- Location: San Francisco, CA
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RE: Fresh Crab
Sun, 08/21/05 3:19 PM
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quote:Originally posted by Steve2d Getting fresh crab from the store is great, but wouldn't you love to experience the excitement of catching, cooking and eating your own rewards? Check out the latest craze in crabbing! The CrabHawk is used with a medium rod/reel/line combo and is a hit to all Blue, Red Rock, Mud, Box and Dungeness crabbers (as well as other tasty morsels). Great for all crabbing from the bank, docks and boats! The CrabHawk “Gets you out where the BIG ONES lay!” www.crabhawk.com Boiled Blue Crabs Follow this recipe for a boiled crab dinner for four. For a different flavor, add celery ribs and lemon slices to the boiling water. 2 dozen live, hard shell blue crabs1/3 cup salt Place crabs in boiling water and cover and return to boiling point. Simmer 15 minutes. Drain and serve hot or cold. No Old Bay?? HERESY! http://www.marylanddelivered.com/oldbay.htm
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