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Posted by Tim Vidra / Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Oyster Po' Boys in a Cast Iron Skillet
After learning how to restore and season a cast iron pan, let's heat it up and get cooking! My latest guest post for Lot18 shares my go-to recipe for Skillet-Fried Oyster Po' Boys using fresh Rappahannock River Oysters, baguette, some spicy red cabbage slaw, and a dash of KIMKIM sauce.
Fresh from the ocean to the skillet, fried oysters are a quick and easy meal to whip up during the week. For the complete recipe, head on over to Lot18.
Fitting as I write this post, I am in NYC and always enjoy my fill of fresh raw oysters — the access accessibility is amazing in this city. What is your favorite way to eat oysters — fried, raw, grilled or steamed?
Fitting as I write this post, I am in NYC and always enjoy my fill of fresh raw oysters — the access accessibility is amazing in this city. What is your favorite way to eat oysters — fried, raw, grilled or steamed?
E.A.T. local E.A.T. well
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