Poll: Clean before cooking vs. Steaming them live

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Crab Shack

I don't trade assumed better taste for factual health risks.   8)
NO CRABS WERE HARMED IN THE PRODUCTION OF THIS POST
WHAT WE'VE GOT HERE IS...FAILURE TO COMMUNICATE
YOU CAN'T FIX STUPID

crabbywaters

Quote from: rapp414 on July 10, 2013, 10:54:37 PM
I've grilled them,they're great,key is low heat,tin foil doubled on grill,baste them with garlic and butter.Of course they're CBCed,I know thats a felony in Md.Dan,you gotta hang with me at the Wye party,we're gonna CBC some crabs,grill them,saute them in butter and garlic,use them in pasta sauce,then I want you to go back to Md and start converting them folks to eat crabs properly.I mean do you cook cow before or after it's butchered ? Do you cook a chicken with the feathers on and the guts inside,ITS WRONG I TELL YOU WRONG !!
I'm cool with that. I'll try the ol grilled crab 8). I know this may sound nasty to you CBC guys (brace yourselves). I like the mustard and I eat the mustard ;D. It may not be very good for you, I know. I'm very choosy of the crabs I do this with. My favorite mustard crabs come from the eastern bay/ tributaries. Western shore doublers usually pass also. It has to be the mustard from a buster clean crab.
I wish i was a crab.

rapp414

Quote from: crabbywaters on July 11, 2013, 01:34:56 AM
I'm cool with that. I'll try the ol grilled crab 8). I know this may sound nasty to you CBC guys (brace yourselves). I like the mustard and I eat the mustard ;D. It may not be very good for you, I know. I'm very choosy of the crabs I do this with. My favorite mustard crabs come from the eastern bay/ tributaries. Western shore doublers usually pass also. It has to be the mustard from a buster clean crab.
I can still remember when I was a kid and we were eating crabs and my Mom told me her Dad made her eat the mustard so it wasn't wasted and I thought that was one of the cruelest things I ever heard

Crabbyd

Quote from: rapp414 on July 10, 2013, 10:54:37 PM
I've grilled them,they're great,key is low heat,tin foil doubled on grill,baste them with garlic and butter.Of course they're CBCed,I know thats a felony in Md.Dan,you gotta hang with me at the Wye party,we're gonna CBC some crabs,grill them,saute them in butter and garlic,use them in pasta sauce,then I want you to go back to Md and start converting them folks to eat crabs properly.I mean do you cook cow before or after it's butchered ? Do you cook a chicken with the feathers on and the guts inside,ITS WRONG I TELL YOU WRONG !!

Frank

Do you CBC your lobsters?  How about crawfish?  Something are meant to be cooked whole......   ;D
"Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, a crab in one hand, a beer in the other, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming -- WOW--What a Ride!"

Luna Sea 3

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flounderpounder

Quote from: Luna Sea 3 on July 10, 2013, 10:49:05 PM
If I told you how i make them, you will never eat them any other way again.. trues me, not dry at all unless you overcook them, but thats with anything.  Crack the claw and juice just poors out.

The juice only pours out if its a light crab.
" I CAN SKIN A BUCK, I CAN RUN A TROT LINE A PA BOY CAN SURVIVE" 


"YOU CAN LOVE ME OR HATE ME, BUT WHEN YOU HATE ME, YOU LOVE TO HATE ME ";)

KALknowsRAE

Quote from: Crab Shack on July 10, 2013, 06:20:59 PM
The shell also keeps in the toxins......no thank you... :(
Too bad you can't open up the borders of New Jersey to let out the toxins. ;D
Crabbing: A game of pinches.

KALknowsRAE

Seriously though, these are the same toxins that are in every breath of air you take.
People need to stop reading all these soccer-mom magazines that say how everything is either dangerous or poisonous.
Who the eff wants to live to be 100 anyway?
Crabbing: A game of pinches.

flounderpounder

Quote from: KALknowsRAE on July 13, 2013, 03:24:11 PM
Seriously though, these are the same toxins that are in every breath of air you take.
People need to stop reading all these soccer-mom magazines that say how everything is either dangerous or poisonous.
Who the eff wants to live to be 100 anyway?

Someone thats 99  ;D
" I CAN SKIN A BUCK, I CAN RUN A TROT LINE A PA BOY CAN SURVIVE" 


"YOU CAN LOVE ME OR HATE ME, BUT WHEN YOU HATE ME, YOU LOVE TO HATE ME ";)

Crab Shack

'"What we've got here is........failure, to communicate.  Some men you just can't reach."    ::)

NO CRABS WERE HARMED IN THE PRODUCTION OF THIS POST
WHAT WE'VE GOT HERE IS...FAILURE TO COMMUNICATE
YOU CAN'T FIX STUPID

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KALknowsRAE

Hey Crab Shack. You better throw out your cell phone. They say them things cause brain cancer or somethin.

Hey FP. What happened to your last avatar? I was gonna call the New Jersey chamber of commerce. They coulda used your avatar for the official New Jersey state mutation. "The Glowing DuPont Crab" Have it on their license plates and such.
Crabbing: A game of pinches.

flounderpounder

Quote from: KALknowsRAE on July 13, 2013, 09:35:04 PM
Hey Crab Shack. You better throw out your cell phone. They say them things cause brain cancer or somethin.

Hey FP. What happened to your last avatar? I was gonna call the New Jersey chamber of commerce. They coulda used your avatar for the official New Jersey state mutation. "The Glowing DuPont Crab" Have it on their license plates and such.

I replaced it with a REAL bushel of crabs.. Gettin ready to change it again ;)
" I CAN SKIN A BUCK, I CAN RUN A TROT LINE A PA BOY CAN SURVIVE" 


"YOU CAN LOVE ME OR HATE ME, BUT WHEN YOU HATE ME, YOU LOVE TO HATE ME ";)

waterman4911

It' against the law to clean your crabs first in Maryland unless you are making a soup. If you had a crab feast and dumped a pile of cleaned crabs in front of people. I think your life would not be worth much.

shedking

Each one of us here today will at one time in our lives look upon a loved one who is in need and ask the same question: We are willing to help, Lord, but what, if anything, is needed? For it is true we can seldom help those closest to us. Either we don't know what part of ourselves to give or, more often than not, the part we have to give is not wanted. And so it is those we live with and should know who elude us. But we can still love them - we can love completely without complete understanding.

Topperss

Steamed live and whole.  Always have but I'd be willing to try CBC, just not gonna try doing it myself.

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halstead


Jazzcrazy5299

Live. I love the flavor of the mustard. And it seals in the juices. If you cook them open and cleaned, you're just washing the flavor away!

kmk

I grew up eating crabs my whole life a few years ago a friend turned me on to cleaning before cooking and I never went back this makes the whole family happy they don't have to mess with them and you get more spice in the meat the bad part is breaking the backs off the live crabs you get bit now and then

saltysenior

Quote from: Jazzcrazy5299 on March 31, 2015, 01:10:20 AM
Live. I love the flavor of the mustard. And it seals in the juices. If you cook them open and cleaned, you're just washing the flavor away!


when you C B C ,after you remove the top shell , one can take a small spoon and scoop out the mustard and place it in a cooking container to be steamed w/ the crabs.then one could eat or drink it like a warm slurpy.

Dreampixels



Not guts, no glory..................steam em live.
I wish to die like my father did, in his "sleep" - unlike the screaming passengers aboard the plane he was piloting.

There are no passengers on spaceship earth. We are all crew.    Marshall McLuhan
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Aviation in itself is not inherently dangerous. But to an even greater degree than the sea, it is terribly unforgiving of any carelessness, incapacity or neglect.

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