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HOT! Crabs in season! $2.19/lb.

No...not the kind of crab u get after one nite stands....the kind with 8 legs and 2 claws....eh that didn't sound right.....anyways...

Norther California fish markets....specifically Daly City's Pacific Super! But i'm sure other Asian markets have them around the same price.
Got 2 crabs for $7 last nite! Try a Ranch99 near u!

Grub Grub!

 
I love CRAP.....ohps I mean CRABS. They just taste sooo good. I am thinking about those crabman off the alaskan coast doing those hard work. It's almost winter, so are they going out to sea now? Or have they just stop going out to sea since its getting colder?
 
These are Atlantic blue crabs from the gulf of mexico,not snow crabs.The blue crabs can run from 1/2 to nearly a lb each.
 
i think the crabs we're talking about are dungeness crabs, they go from 1.5 - 2.5 lbs each i think. man I love crab, I prefer it over lobsters.
 
sorry....forgot to mention....yes they are dungeness crabs!!!

boiled, then dip in chopped ginger, garlic and mixed with vinegar.
baked, along with chopped garlic and butter.
stir fry, along with garlic, green union and chopped garlic.

dam...need more garlic!

in the words of Kozmo Kramer: "oh mama"
 
I think I might be retarded but I don't understand the logistics of eating a crab. I mean lobsters I only eat the claws and tail, but with crabs you eat the whole thing? Isn't there gross icky stuff in there? :disgust:

I've been spoiled with crab legs all the time...
 
Originally posted by: iwearnosox
I think I might be retarded but I don't understand the logistics of eating a crab. I mean lobsters I only eat the claws and tail, but with crabs you eat the whole thing? Isn't there gross icky stuff in there? :disgust:

I've been spoiled with crab legs all the time...

The tomaley is not very appealing, imo. but the part where the legs/claws connect to the body, on the left and right sides has crabloads of meat inside. kinda hard to explain.
 
Originally posted by: bigpow
IMO, the yellow stuff inside (the fat?) is the 2nd best... the best is the eggs!

I dunno if you want to know this, but the yellow stuff inside is the brains...it sorta turns into that goopy consistency after cooking heh, and yes the eggs are tasty but I think you're supposed to throw pregnant ones back so they have lotsa crab babies for us to eat next year =P

But hey, who cares if it's fat or brains(actually, brains contain a lot of fat come to think of it so you were kinda right hehe...and cholesterol I think lots of it) as long as it's tassstteeee
 
Most of you guys have to be Asian? Right??

I love this stuff( the innards + guts ) but I have to avoid shellfish because of Gout!


Happy Holidays to you all!


Kaieye
 
Sign on the wall of a bathroom in San Diego..

There's no need to stand on the seat.
Our crabs can jump ten feet...


ICK!

anyways.. me like crab too!
 
Originally posted by: PsychoAndy
Originally posted by: iwearnosox
I think I might be retarded but I don't understand the logistics of eating a crab. I mean lobsters I only eat the claws and tail, but with crabs you eat the whole thing? Isn't there gross icky stuff in there? :disgust:

I've been spoiled with crab legs all the time...

The tomaley is not very appealing, imo. but the part where the legs/claws connect to the body, on the left and right sides has crabloads of meat inside. kinda hard to explain.

Anyone who is a true lover of crab know that the best meat isn't found in the legs or claws. Its in the area under the head where all the legs connect. This is where the meat is the sweetest, most flavorful, and most tender IMO. This is is not the the fatty, eggy, brainy part of the crab (eeeew). It takes a bit more work getting to the meat in this region than say, the legs, but is REALLY worth the effort.

On a side note, I cooked my very first crab the other week. A VERY traumatic experience for all parties concerned. According to my mom's instruction's I was supposed to slowly put the (live) crab in a pot of boiling water. I guess I did it too slow because when the crab's claw hit the water, it went nuts, digging its back claws into my arm. I had to bash him against the edge of the sink to get him to let go. I ended up scooping him up onto a chopping board and tossing him in the water.

Cleaning it wasnt too fun either, very scary for a first timer, I had to rip off the head, clean out the gills, tear off his genitilia, and tear out the mandible. <--- Very traumatic for a first timer

He was good eatin' though. Had him with my mom's special soy sauce, cilantro, ginger, green onion, and red chili sauce. mmmmm
 
3.99 a lb for dungeoness crab at raleys / safeway here.
bay area.

this year there is like a huge surplus of crab too.
 
hmm... we just go out and catch them here 🙂... btw, you don't boil the crabs b/c it'd lose the sweetness to the water.
 
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