concerning crab spread for crackers
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RECIPE: hot crab salsa dip
Comments (2)Lizzy, that sounds really good and I'm saving it. When you get time please tell us how you cook red beans. It's one of my favorite meals. I use an abbreviated version I got from the Gumbo Pages website....See MoreRECIPE: Crab Dip
Comments (13)This might be a little late, but maybe someone will find it timely. Got this recipe from a free Kraft publication some years back. I double the recipe using the 1 Lb. can of crab meat from Costco (blue fin). It has a very nice taste and is always devoured. Hot Crab Dip Amount Measure Ingredient -- Preparation Method -------- ------------ -------------------------------- 8 ounces Cream cheese -- softened 1 cup grated swiss cheese 4 scallions -- chopped 1/3 Cup Mayonnaise 1/8 teaspoon fresh ground pepper 8 ounces crab -- (Costco's canned Blue Fin is good) 1/4 Cup Sunflower seeds, toasted -- optional Combine cream cheese, swiss, scallions, mayonnaise, and fresh ground pepper. Gently fold in crab meat. Transfer to ovenproof crock and top with sunflower seeds. Bake at 350° for 30 minutes. Place under broiler for a few minutes to brown top. Source: "Kraft"...See MoreLOOKING for: A T & T Shrimp Spread
Comments (4)the first two are hot spreads and crab or shrimp work great! The FrugÂs Hot Crab Dip Blend together: 6 oz package of cream cheese 2/3 C mayo 3 drops of Tabasco ½ C of crab meat Bake at 350 degrees until bubblyÂabout 15 or 20 minutes Downeast Crab Dip Mix together: 8 oz of cream cheese 8 oz crabmeat a dash of Worcestershire sauce sliced almonds Put the above into a small casserole dish and bake at 350 for 20 to 25 minutes and this is a cold one a friend of mine gave me. good stuff! BarbÂs Shrimp Dip 1 pkg. of cream cheese - softened ½ # of small shrimp some finely diced onions or scallions 1 clove of very finely diced garlic salt pepper lemon juice (to taste, I don't use much maybe an 1/8 tsp. or a little more) mayo  to taste. If you like the taste and consistency of cream cheese, use less mayo. Mix it all together and you have basic shrimp dip....See MoreMore recalls -Ritz crackers and Goldfish
Comments (11)Thanks, Anglo. I like steamed/"boiled" lobsters best. And I don't hold back when they are $5/pound. These ate shedders, so they are not as filled out as the non-summer lobsters, but, as you know, are melt-in-your-mouth succulent. About 6 weeks ago, our grocery had filled out (winter) lobsters for more money but twice the lobster meat. As a child and young adult, I was force fed fresh lobster. Culls, winter, shedders. I pick a lobster out completely and even eat the (?not healthful) green tomalley (sp), or liver. I just ate an open-faced lobster sandwich on toasted garlic (roasted garlic) ciabatta. Yummy. My father would sometimes make "baked stuffeds" because we ate lobster so often. I think he used a combination of Rock Crab and Ritz. The claws should not be baked. Nor the legs. Dries them out. My friends and I agree, however, that baked lobster is highly overrated, regardless of what it's stuffed with. Don't you agree? I've made Cantonese and Sichuan lobster a few times, but still prefer steamed / boiled. Not too much water. And the water must be salted or ocean water. Anglo, are you in MA or NH? Usually Market Basket has the best lobster prices. However their mussels (Mytilus edulis) are tiny. Roach brothers has good mussels and sometimes at $.99/ Lb.. A couple of weeks ago I got 4 Lbs and had 2-3 bowls of moules mariniere. Ahh! DH isn't fond of mussels and lobster. Apparently the trade war is messing up New England fisheries. We all must do our best to buy and eat plenty of US seafood ;-)...See More- 2 years ago
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