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I can SMELL the Old Bay! Dang you, Rog, I can't get those in PA!
AWM
I'll show my ignorance....
If you don't boil them to cook 'em, What do you do?
<-- West coast here
steam, man, steam -- after dousing them in a seasoning like Old Bay.
Reminds me of the line from a Jimmy Buffett song: "She can eat her weight in crabmeat anytime."
I never liked Old Bay on steamed crabs. I did however like boiling them (not steam) in a pot with a couple bottles of dark beer substituting for some of the water.
I am surprised their are crabs left in the Chesapeake. Between the deadly algae blooms and a virus that attacked the crabs a few years back, I was under the impression the crab industry was dead in Maryland. All the crab meat I buy up here now comes from Vietnam, India, or China.
The cycle is on the upswing, and this year will see bumper crop
She's a kewtie patootie, Rodge
Oh. My. GOD! Take me home, why don't you.
I'll give the 'Peake it due, y'all make better crab cakes, but to say that steamed crabs are better than the beauties boiled by someone who knows what they're doing is plumb crazy! Anyway, for the next few years I think ours will be coming a lot more flavor than any you've ever seen before...blackened. :(
Just got back from Shreveport, LA, (home of the Barn Army's support staff - the 8th Bomb Wing). And I must say this: the food is SOOO much better than anything (except for the crab) you'll get in the DC/Baltimore area.