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Bake ethereal richness oysters with tarragon that tends toward the meatiness. HowToEatOyster blog provides full instructions to bake delicious oysters with tarragon and lemon slices. Try it at your home and make your dinner special with seasonal oyster seafood.

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South African oysters - fresh oysters have their own distinctive texture and taste that vary according to how they are grown, the climate in which they are grown, and their place of origin. Whatever your take on oysters may be, in South Africa, oysters constitute the livelihood of the local population and are a great part of traditional cuisine. So shuck it, slurp it up and enjoy!

Know Your South African Oyster

There are two main species of oyster that are harvested and farmed off the coast of South Africa- including the Cape Rock Oyster (Striostrea Margaritacea) and the Pacific Oyster (Crassostrea Gigas). The latter is most widely farmed.

The Cape Rock oyster is naturally found on rocky reefs in terms of its geographic distribution. They can be found from Cape Agulhas to Mozambique. This type of oyster is sold as "wild oysters" in South African markets and restaurants. The Pacific oyster is a cheaper oyster as it's used widely in mariculture and is imported mainly from Chile.

About 95% of all oysters we eat are farmed, which is a good thing. It's a good thing because we can enjoy oysters through sustainable farming methods, without disturbing the ocean environment.

Oysters are very good for you when it comes to consumption- they're low in calories and packed with vitamins. They have especially high levels of zinc.

Pairing Oysters With Your Choice of Drink

For wine and champagne lovers...

One of the best pairings for oysters is definitely wine and champagne. The classics are MCCs (especially ones that are chardonnay-based) or chilled dry white wines on ice. Compliment your set of fresh oysters to perfection with a good sauvignon blanc. A good general word of thumb is to choose your wine based on the taste of your oysters. So first taste your oysters before choosing the right acidity of wine to add to the brininess of your oysters.

For beer lovers...

Oysters and beer, why not? They make super companions to your feast of oysters. Guinness, Pilsners, and Lagers are all excellent choices. If you're the adventurous type, there's even a beer called Oyster Stout- it's made with real oysters! Another favored combination is oysters and Stella Artois.

Knysna Oyster Festival

The Knysna Oyster Festival takes place every year in July to celebrate Capte Town's speciality: seafood. The festival is 10 days long and spreads over two weekends. The festival attracts over 70,000 visitors and is one of the most popular festivals in South Africa that attracts travelers from all over the world. The Knysna Oyster Festival celebrates the South African culture and it has been taking place for the past 32 years.

The festival combines our love for oysters with family-based activities and a variety of sport competitions like cycling and marathon tours, and the BIG5 Sport Challenge.

Knysna is a town that's located along the Garden Route in the Western Cape. The town is well-known for its excellent-tasting oysters from April to September. When oysters are out of season, they're either artificially grown in cold water tanks or they're imported from the northern hemisphere.

Where to Indulge in South African Oysters and Bubbly

We're already into the New Year and January is nearly over, so it's time to indulge yourself in oysters and bubbly. Here are some of the best places to visit in South Africa where you can enjoy the combination of both together.

Cape Town Fish Market

Cape Town Fish Market is definitely considered a nationwide favorite when it comes to serving oysters. When you order a delicious set of fresh oysters, you'll find the Pacific Oyster being served. This is because they're most widely farmed locally. Your set of oysters will be served traditionally on ice, with lemon and a mignonette sauce.

Pretoria O'Galito, Woodlands or Centurion

At O'Galito, fresh oysters are served fresh or decadently baked- both make great options! Your set of oysters will be served with lettuce, smoked salmon, and caviar- what a dream! Definitely a great way to relax with some bubbly and plenty of yum.

LM in the East, Lynnwood

Oysters are served as they should be at LM in the East. They're shucked fresh and served with lemon on ice. Don't forget to complement your fresh oysters with your preferred bubbly!

South African Oysters in Johannesburg

Kream Restaurant, Midrand - upscale South African oysters

At Kream, upscale dining meets oyster dishes and bubbly- which are guaranteed to impress even your most fussiest friend. Kream offers South African oysters for any occasion, from plain to salmon-wrapped. There's something for all kinds of palates.

Marble, Rosebank

Get ready to knock back oysters served with citrus granita, and fragrant and fresh Thai water dressing when you're dining at Marble. Enjoy your glass of bubbly with the simple elegance that Marble has to offer.

South African Oysters in Durban

The Grill Room, Umhlanga

At the Grill Room you'll experience all things South African oysters- from flame-grilled oysters with parmesan floss and burnt scallion butter to native oysters served on toasted brioche with a red wine mignonette. The Grill Room is definitely a bucket-list option for oyster and bubbly lovers.

The Oyster Bar, Umhlanga

If you're up for trying South African oysters for every mood, go to The Oyster Bar. They have all kinds of oysters, from three-cheese jalapeño and freshly shucked, to an oyster po'boy and Rockefeller.

South African Oysters in Cape Town

Clarke's Bar and Dining Room, City Bowl

At Clarke's, you'll get to enjoy a real oyster feast without hurting the budget. Their West Coast Oysters sell for just R15 each! Stop by this popular Bee Street restaurant to have a real good time.

Sotano, Mouille Point

Sit back and enjoy the picturesque beauty over Mouille Point as you watch the sunset. Treat yourself with 6 fresh oysters and a chilled glass of Cult rosé for just R120.

Beyond Cape Town

The Noisy Oyster, Paternoster

The Noisy Oyster offers three grilled South African oysters served with a parmesan crust, baby spinach, and a horseradish crème fraîche. The description is enough to get your mouth watering. But that's not all- there's also a Bloody Mary oyster shot and Saldanha Bay oysters served with smoked Worchester sauce and lemon.

Haute Cabri è re Restaurant, Stellenbosch

Combine freshly served oysters and mignonette sauce with your favorite type of bubbly from the Haute Cabrière selection. Their oysters are world-class and taste amazing!

Read also: 10 things you probably didn't know about oysters
KadeWe Oyster Ber in Berlin

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In general, I still prefer completely fresh oysters and only served with lemon juice. Sometimes, although rarely, with chilli. Then the taste of the oyster enhances and the difference between oysters originating from different regions is the most prominent.

However, it happens sometimes that the oyster bars have leftover oysters. It would be a shame to throw all the good stuff away, so the ones left will be put into the freezer. I will share how to eat the oysters after freezing them!

Frozen Oysters - Into the Oven and Ready in 10 Minutes!

When taking the oysters from the freezer, be sure to put them in the oven, as they cannot be eaten raw after being frozen. My favourite way to do it is by opening the oysters, having them on a pan for a bit, adding a piece of cheese and then throwing them into the oven for about 12-15 minutes.

Try your hardest not to let the oysters dry in the oven as that completely ruins the taste. It is awfully difficult to get it right at first, depending on the oven and how big the oyster happens to be. And, of course, how fresh of an oyster you put into the freezer.

In short, if you take the oysters out of the oven and hopefully they have not been overcooked, add a small amount of onion jam, if necessary, a small piece of chilli pepper and a bit of lemon juice. I suggest garnishing with onion jam and a few coriander leaves.

And the result should look something like this:

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Frozen Oysters - Into the Oven and Ready in 10 Minutes!

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In general, I still prefer completely fresh oysters and only served with lemon juice. Sometimes, although rarely, with chilli. Then the taste of the oyster enhances and the difference between oysters originating from different regions is the most prominent. However, it happens sometimes that the oyster bars have leftover oysters.

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The Best Oyster Tasting in France – Trip to Arcachon

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Exploring oyster traveling in France HowToEatOyster provide information on oysters restaurant, recipes, and beaches. Read the full blog here and make your next oyster travel trip to France.

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Arcachon Bay and Oysters in June 2020

After being home for several months, I had a definite desire to travel to Arcachon Bay to eat oysters. To be honest, I had the plan already in the spring of 2019, but life happened and somehow the greatly planned trip just simply didn't happen. So this summer, after the big corona lock-down, a trip to Arcachon Bay was just a pure necessity!

Travelling to Paris During COVID-19

The journey, of course, began with the new corona rules. We were only allowed to board the plane with our masks on, keeping a safe distance and all the other stories. Surely, it wasn't as pleasant a start to our trip as I had dreamed of.

We landed in Paris, took a car and started driving to the coast peacefully. The CDG Airport was empty and we were basically the first tourists to arrive post lockdown, as we arrived on the very first they the French government opened its borders again.

Staying in a hunting lodge and some other cool places to stay, which would normally be impossible to stay at, as all the places would generally have been booked for some events, such as weddings or anniversaries. So it was already a great win.

The even nicer part of this story is that, interestingly, the French in the post-covid world has undergone an amazing transformation.

All the French can now speak English on a very great level and were more than happy to talk to tourists (something not very common in the rural areas of France)!

It was an amazing experience to be greeted with such joy!

Arcachon Bay - A Must-Visit Place for Oyster Eaters

Now, to the point - Arcachon Bay - a favourite place for oyster eaters. Now it's entirely up to you - if you want a classic beach promenade and fun, it's worth turning to Arcachon. But if you want to see the real oyster hut life and fun, then sail up the bay. One of our favourite places was the village of Ares and L'Herbe.

Ares and Gulf of Arcachon

In the village of Ares, the first oyster cabins were on the quay. I liked the simplicity. The basic menu there includes oysters of different sizes, two types of wine, pate and some shrimp. No need to think about which dishes to choose and the result is brilliant.

The annual catch in the Gulf of Arcachon is about 10,000 tons of oysters and about 26 oyster farms are in the pipeline. 4 such regions are Le Banc d'Arguin, Le Cap Ferret, Le Grand Banc and L'Île aux Oiseaux.

Le Cap Ferret. L'Herbe

If you have little time and desire to get the best, then Le Cap Ferret is a place to go. I will highlight another good place below, but first, let's talk about this gem. Briefly, if you come to the Bordeaux region and need a day out - then Le Cap Ferret should be on the top of your list.

From there, you can also get the best stuff according to the locals and won't be disappointed for sure. The Le Cap Ferret area is also home to the village of L'Herbe, which is well worth a visit for its small huts that fill the entire beach. We tried to rent some through both Booking and Airbnb, but sadly didn't succeed.

What's nice about this place is that the attitude, of oysters being a dish that only a selected few can enjoy, does not exist around here. Oysters are rather "fast food" than a gourmet dish around here!

The oyster is picked up and opened in a similar way to a light concave, but not cut through at the bottom. This is now done by each client with their own fork. There is also no need to drain the liquid first - it is so fresh, that it's simply not necessary.

Oyster Museum in Port Larros, Gujan-Mestra

Shortly, walking past these oyster huts is a complete idyll. Although, I would like to highlight one more
place, even though there are obviously dozens of them, which are worth visiting.

This gem of a place is now located in the village of Gujan-Mestra, which is considered the so-called oyster capital in the area.

There is also a small oyster house and a museum where oyster farming and culture is introduced - I must say, the museum itself it is not very exciting and I recommend talking to local hut owners to understand and see the life around oysters.

The said museum is located in a port called Port Larros.

Les Petites Folies Oyster Vendor and Restaurant

So and now, taking a few steps towards the bay, about 3-4 cabins ahead, there is such a place as you can see in the picture below - Les petites folies. Brilliant and absolutely amazing, I can't say anything else about the place.

This little company is kept by three people, one farms the oysters and two work at the hut. I made my own leaderboard after the trip (to remember the places worth visiting) and this place kept everyone busy with their oysters, the atmosphere, the owner and his communication style and so on.

I truly recommend this place - Les Petites Folies!

Fun fact! These red shrimps are not local to France but come from the African continent, but are still very fresh and pleasant. The small and grey wrinkles, that can be seen in one of the previous pictures are local.

The water in the area is clean and the small prawns are nice too, often they just end up in the local huts - worth asking and trying for sure.

The Months When the Letter R Is Inside Are Suitable for Eating Oysters

Anyone who still remembers this old rule that the months when the letter r is inside are suitable for eating oysters, then this does not apply in this area. Because there is no need to transport oysters and the stuff comes straight from the sea and is so fresh that you don't believe it. Forget it.

However, in June, we must be ready for it, so that when the water is 24 degrees, the oysters will start secreting the so-called oyster milk, which in turn will create new oyster babies that will attach to everywhere they give.

What's nice is that the area host various oyster festivals throughout July to August. The Oyster festivals take place in Andernos-les-Bains and Lanton in July, and Gujan-Mestras and Arès in August.

Oysters Vending Machine

24 hours, 7 days a week, oysters can be bought from an absolutely amazing vending machine. Even an essential lemon is included! This vending machine is located in the port of Larros, in front of the street - seemed to be the main shopping street, close to the port. You will definitely find it.

Back to Paris - Time To Stop and Stay Overnight in a Wine Manor

On the way back to Paris, we came across various wine estates for overnight stays. It may happen that you can rent a private wine manor for a night for a penny, because, for example, there were 14 weddings cancelled in June-July 2020. This place where we stayed was magnificent - close to the city of Tours and the Vouvray wine region. There is also a local guy, who makes small tours of wine estates and larger castles with his ultra-light plane. So, forget the Eiffel tower and baguettes and explore out of the touristic Paris!
Also, Check My Recipes Want to taste Boisbrian Oysters Or Oysters Au Gratin With Anchovies And Capers From Pantella?

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Fresh Oysters Cooking Recipes - HowToEatOyster

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So easy to make it’s pretty much fool-proof, poaching the oysters in their own juices really intensifies the salty seafood flavor. The slight bitter tone of the endive take it up another level whilethat hit of fresh lemon brings such vibrancy you’ll have that tangy aftertastein your mouth while you tuck into the next oyster.

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Delicious Poached Oysters Recipe Baked With Endives And Lemon

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Simple Fried Oyster Fritters Recipe - How To Eat Oyster

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If you've never tasted oyster fritters before, let me tell you that they are golden, crunchy, and are exceptional appetizers. These delicacies are perfect for any seafood lover and are worth every effort it takes to prepare them. Continue reading to learn how to prepare oyster fritters properly.

Clean the Oysters

Always wash oysters in a colander and run cold water over them. Pat them dry, then place an oyster in a thick dishtowel with the flat side up and the hinge point facing out to start shucking them.

Keep the oyster juice but discard the shells in the garbage once you've shucked them all. If you notice any oysters that have popped open before you shuck them, throw them away to avoid potential foodborne illness.

MIX the Batter

Next, prepare the batter by adding some milk to the reserved oyster juice and whisk it together. In a separate bowl, whisk flour, baking powder, fresh thyme leaves, and salt, then pour in your milk mixture plus an egg into these dry ingredients.

Stir the batter until smooth and thick, then add your oysters. Depending on how big they are, you can leave them whole or chop them in half before dipping them in the batter.

Cook the Fritters

Heat some oil (such as vegetable or peanut oil) in a large pan. Once it reaches 350 degrees Fahrenheit (177 degrees Celcius), it is ready to use.

Take spoonfuls of your battered oysters and let them cook in the oil, flipping them once the bottoms turn golden brown. Work in batches and set your finished oyster fritters on a plate lined with some paper towels.

You can serve these with a garlic vinegar sauce on the side or drizzle them with fresh lemon juice.

Oyster Fritter Batter Recipe:

Oyster juice (about ¼ cup)
¼ cup of milk
1 cup of flour
2 teaspoons of baking powder
2 sprigs of fresh thyme leaves
½ teaspoon of salt
1 egg

This batter gives you enough to coat about a dozen medium-sized oysters.

Garlic vinegar dipping sauce:
¼ cup of rice wine vinegar
2 cloves of minced garlic
2 tablespoons of finely grated ginger
½ cup of low-sodium soy sauce
2 teaspoons of sugar
1 teaspoon of sesame oil

Pour the ingredients into a mason jar, then put on a lid and shake to combine. Alternatively, you can use a whisk to stir the sauce.
Simple Baked Oysters With Tarragon Poached Oysters With Endives And Lemon

What To Serve With Oyster Fritters

As a main dish, oyster fritters go well with onion rings, French fries, gazpacho, shallot bisque, or salads. These are excellent appetizers too. Consider serving them with French bread slices or saltine crackers to complement their flavor.

Can You Freeze Oyster Fritters?

Yes, you can cook and freeze these oyster fritters for later. Allow them to cool to room temperature first, then store them in a tightly sealed freezer-safe container. Add a layer of wax paper in between them.

This method keeps them separate from each other and prevents them from sticking to each other.

To reheat oyster fritters, you will cook them straight from their frozen state. Do not let them thaw beforehand. Place them on a metal baking tray after adding a couple of tablespoons of oil.

Bake them in a 400 degree Fahrenheit (205 degrees Celcius) oven. Allow them to cook for about 5 minutes, then flip the oysters over, letting them cook for another 5 minutes until they are crispy and golden brown.

You can add aluminum foil on top of the tray for the first 5 minutes to let the heat distribute evenly, but it is best to remove the foil for the last 5 minutes

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Are you looking for baked oyster recipes? Check out this one at HowToEatOyster. With just a hit of a lovely herb like tarragon, the pungent aniseed flavor of it can do most of the work for you and really bring out the salty goodness of an oyster in all its glory.

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French Boisbriand Oyster Recipe - HowToEatOyster

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WWW.HOWTOEATOYSTER.COM How To Make Oyster Fritters Oysters are delicious, but for a diverse take on a seafood appetizer, this oyster fritter recipe is perfect to please. CONTINUE READING TO LEARN HOW TO PREPARE OYSTER FRITTERS PROPERLY Clean the Oysters MIX the Batter Oyster Fritter Batter Recipe: What To Serve With Oyster Fritters Can You Freeze Oyster Fritters? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Always wash oysters in a colander and run cold water over them. Pat them dry, then place an oyster in a thick dishtowel with the flat side up and the hinge point facing out to start shucking them. 01 . CLEAN THE OYSTERS Next, prepare the batter by adding some milk to the reserved oyster juice and whisk it together. 02. MIX THE BATTER 03. Oyster Fritter Batter Recipe: Oyster juice (about ¼ cup) ¼ cup of milk 1 cup of flour 2 teaspoons of baking powder 2 sprigs of fresh thyme leaves ½ teaspoon of salt 1 egg Garlic vinegar dipping sauce: ¼ cup of rice wine vinegar 2 cloves of minced garlic 2 tablespoons of finely grated ginger ½ cup of low-sodium soy sauce 2 teaspoons of sugar 1 teaspoon of sesame oil As a main dish, oyster fritters go well with onion rings, French fries, gazpacho, shallot bisque, or salads. These are excellent appetizers too. Consider serving them with French bread slices or saltine crackers to complement their flavor. 04. WHAT TO SERVE WITH OYSTER FRITTERS Yes, you can cook and freeze these oyster fritters for later. Allow them to cool to room temperature first, then store them in a tightly sealed freezer-safe container. Add a layer of wax paper in between them. 05. CAN YOU FREEZE OYSTER FRITTERS? Oysters are "affordable luxury" - always special, different in every corner of the world and every moment while eating oysters is special. It should be mentioned that the osyters are produced in an environmentally friendly way. Finally, there's no need to worry about calories whilst eating oysters! There's no question where to travel next - take me somewhere close to oyster bars! These are all the reasons why I became

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If you've never tasted oyster fritters before, let me tell you that they are golden, crunchy, and are exceptional appetizers. These delicacies are perfect for any seafood lover and are worth every effort it takes to prepare them. Continue reading to learn how to prepare oyster fritters properly.

Clean the Oysters

Always wash oysters in a colander and run cold water over them. Pat them dry, then place an oyster in a thick dishtowel with the flat side up and the hinge point facing out to start shucking them.

Keep the oyster juice but discard the shells in the garbage once you've shucked them all. If you notice any oysters that have popped open before you shuck them, throw them away to avoid potential foodborne illness.

MIX the Batter

Next, prepare the batter by adding some milk to the reserved oyster juice and whisk it together. In a separate bowl, whisk flour, baking powder, fresh thyme leaves, and salt, then pour in your milk mixture plus an egg into these dry ingredients.

Stir the batter until smooth and thick, then add your oysters. Depending on how big they are, you can leave them whole or chop them in half before dipping them in the batter.

Cook the Fritters

Heat some oil (such as vegetable or peanut oil) in a large pan. Once it reaches 350 degrees Fahrenheit (177 degrees Celcius), it is ready to use.

Take spoonfuls of your battered oysters and let them cook in the oil, flipping them once the bottoms turn golden brown. Work in batches and set your finished oyster fritters on a plate lined with some paper towels.

You can serve these with a garlic vinegar sauce on the side or drizzle them with fresh lemon juice.

Oyster Fritter Batter Recipe:

Oyster juice (about ¼ cup)
¼ cup of milk
1 cup of flour
2 teaspoons of baking powder
2 sprigs of fresh thyme leaves
½ teaspoon of salt
1 egg

This batter gives you enough to coat about a dozen medium-sized oysters.

Garlic vinegar dipping sauce:
¼ cup of rice wine vinegar
2 cloves of minced garlic
2 tablespoons of finely grated ginger
½ cup of low-sodium soy sauce
2 teaspoons of sugar
1 teaspoon of sesame oil

Pour the ingredients into a mason jar, then put on a lid and shake to combine. Alternatively, you can use a whisk to stir the sauce.
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What To Serve With Oyster Fritters

As a main dish, oyster fritters go well with onion rings, French fries, gazpacho, shallot bisque, or salads. These are excellent appetizers too. Consider serving them with French bread slices or saltine crackers to complement their flavor.

Can You Freeze Oyster Fritters?

Yes, you can cook and freeze these oyster fritters for later. Allow them to cool to room temperature first, then store them in a tightly sealed freezer-safe container. Add a layer of wax paper in between them.

This method keeps them separate from each other and prevents them from sticking to each other.

To reheat oyster fritters, you will cook them straight from their frozen state. Do not let them thaw beforehand. Place them on a metal baking tray after adding a couple of tablespoons of oil.

Bake them in a 400 degree Fahrenheit (205 degrees Celcius) oven. Allow them to cook for about 5 minutes, then flip the oysters over, letting them cook for another 5 minutes until they are crispy and golden brown.

You can add aluminum foil on top of the tray for the first 5 minutes to let the heat distribute evenly, but it is best to remove the foil for the last 5 minutes

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