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  • #2
    The last time I had one of those was in 1998. I still remember how good they were.

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    • #3
      Nice..I love those li'l buggers!
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      • #4
        Wonderful!!
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        • #5
          Perhaps in the future you could give a basic outline on prep. Picts are nice..but...
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          • #6
            Talk about LATE in the soft-shell crab season (what is it, months without an 'R' (May-August)?). Those are nice looking specimens. Where'd you lay your hands on them?
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            • #7
              always wanted to try that - never have :-(
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              • #8
                Originally posted by Richtee View Post
                Perhaps in the future you could give a basic outline on prep. Picts are nice..but...
                Sorry Rich, I just thought from the pic on the right it was self explained.
                Dust in flour,. then in an egg wash, pat with bread crumbs and fried in canola oil in a cast iron pan. Layered with spinach, tomato, crab and finished with red gravy.

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                • #9
                  I could eat one of those right now! Around here we prep the crab by removing the eyes, gills, and carapace
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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Richtee View Post
                    Perhaps in the future you could give a basic outline on prep. Picts are nice..but...
                    Yeah, it seems we get a lot of, "show, but no tell"
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                    • #11
                      Yum Joey, looks fantastic!
                      Wish I could get those here. I'd be all over em.
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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Hot Sauce View Post
                        Sorry Rich, I just thought from the pic on the right it was self explained.
                        Dust in flour,. then in an egg wash, pat with bread crumbs and fried in canola oil in a cast iron pan. Layered with spinach, tomato, crab and finished with red gravy.
                        Hell..I'm clueless with this stuff. I have had them out East once on the Cape and a local place has 'em in season. No idea how to prep them tho. Cool.
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                        • #13
                          Funny story a friend of mine from Mass came out and visited us here in Oregon.

                          We took him to a local seafood place that was having whole Dungeness crab on special. He ordered a dozen. The waiter looked at him funny asked if he was sure.

                          Waiter went back and came out with a tote and a dozen crab. Asked if he still wanted a dozen whole Dungeness crab. His eyes popped out of his head! He settled for one.

                          Last time I had soft shell was in half moon bay Georgia. They were delivered in two wheel barrow fulls!
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                          • #14
                            Me Louie can get after em, like you do! me...i'm more of...with the hard blues clean & cook...
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