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#3694643 06/22/22 05:25 AM
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Last night... With fried green tomatoes (homemade remoulade) and onion rings to boot.

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Nice!!


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Yep me bout that homemade remoulade



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Fried oysters are alway a top entry in my world. Well done man!


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Very nice! Would you share the remoulade recipe with us?

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Remoulade:

Y'all gotta understand I eyeball everything but this should be close 😁


Mayo (approx 1 cup)
Ketchup (approx 1/2 cup)
Creole mustard 1/2 tbs
Horseradish puree 1/2 tbs
Puree garlic 2 tsp
2 tbs lemon juice
6 shakes Worcestershire sauce
2 Tsp old bay
Tsp course ground black pepper
Salt to taste
Couple shakes of cayenne pepper
6-8 drops of hot sauce if your choice

Can all be adjusted to taste. Especially cayenne and hot sauce

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Originally Posted by teamduckdown
Remoulade:

Y'all gotta understand I eyeball everything but this should be close 😁


Mayo (approx 1 cup)
Ketchup (approx 1/2 cup)
Creole mustard 1/2 tbs
Horseradish puree 1/2 tbs
Puree garlic 2 tsp
2 tbs lemon juice
6 shakes Worcestershire sauce
2 Tsp old bay
Tsp course ground black pepper
Salt to taste
Couple shakes of cayenne pepper
6-8 drops of hot sauce if your choice

Can all be adjusted to taste. Especially cayenne and hot sauce

Thanks



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TDD- fried oysters are one of my favorites. Do you have a dedicated fryer, or just do it on the stove top?


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Originally Posted by TickaTicka
TDD- fried oysters are one of my favorites. Do you have a dedicated fryer, or just do it on the stove top?


I just used a fry daddy for these but I've also got a pot and burner setup if cooking for more people. But really nothing special about the fry setup. 350-375 degree oil. Can definitely stove top it. The main thing for oysters to me is using corn flour. About a 60/40 corn flour to corn meal ratio. My cornmeal portion is usually just a fish fry of some type. Zatarains crispy southern our Louisiana crispy usually.

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Looks great


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Originally Posted by teamduckdown
Originally Posted by TickaTicka
TDD- fried oysters are one of my favorites. Do you have a dedicated fryer, or just do it on the stove top?


I just used a fry daddy for these but I've also got a pot and burner setup if cooking for more people. But really nothing special about the fry setup. 350-375 degree oil. Can definitely stove top it. The main thing for oysters to me is using corn flour. About a 60/40 corn flour to corn meal ratio. My cornmeal portion is usually just a fish fry of some type. Zatarains crispy southern our Louisiana crispy usually.



Sounds good. Do fish a fair bit but have never done oysters, that's about to change.


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That looks amazing!!

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Originally Posted by sj22
Originally Posted by teamduckdown
Remoulade:

Y'all gotta understand I eyeball everything but this should be close 😁


Mayo (approx 1 cup)
Ketchup (approx 1/2 cup)
Creole mustard 1/2 tbs
Horseradish puree 1/2 tbs
Puree garlic 2 tsp
2 tbs lemon juice
6 shakes Worcestershire sauce
2 Tsp old bay
Tsp course ground black pepper
Salt to taste
Couple shakes of cayenne pepper
6-8 drops of hot sauce if your choice

Can all be adjusted to taste. Especially cayenne and hot sauce

Thanks



Similar to what my wife whips up best I can tell. It’s different than Ty time but one things she always puts in it is capers. Thanks for the recipe because she won’t tell me.

I have some gator nuggets I’ve been considering making a PoBo with but I’m craving oysters bad right now. The nuggets may stay frozen a little longer.


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