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Minuet sauce for oysters
Minuet sauce for oysters












minuet sauce for oysters
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The napkin and tray will save your table and it looks gorgeous.For some people like me, whenever oysters are fresh its oyster time. If you are worried about your table, fold a fabric napkin up and place it on a tray, then cover a shallow bowl or platter with crushed ice, arrange your oysters on the ice and set that on top of the napkin.

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Plus a bed of ice will keep the oysters chilled whilst your guest enjoy them. I know in many restaurants oysters will come on a bed of salt. I like to serve oysters on a bed of crushed ice. If you do have some, it is wonderful with oysters! But if you can't find it, white wine vinegar is perfectly fine. In parts of Spain they use sherry vinegar, but that is really quite hard to find. In this recipe I like to use champagne vinegar. Traditionally red wine vinegar is used to make a Mignonette sauce. What vinegar to use for a Mignonette sauce Then the sour of the vinegar and the fire of black pepper, these Oysters with Champagne Strawberry Mignonette are a taste explosion. The natural sweetness balances with the natural saltiness. Strawberries work wonderfully with the oysters. Here I am adding fresh strawberries for a delicious sweetness and a wonderful pop of color.

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A traditional mignonette sauce is minced shallots, cracked pepper and vinegar. Oysters Mignonette, is a classic way to enjoy oysters. I probably owe Jo a bottle of bubbly for that tip as it has changed how I look at oysters forever! HOW EASY IS THAT!!!! No grit or broken bits of shell in your oysters and you can buy them in advance so no running around on the day of your party trying to get fresh oysters!!! Plus no serious injuries from trying to pop the shells!

minuet sauce for oysters

The shells will pop open slightly as they defrost and you can easily remove them.Remove from the freezer and rinse with cold water.Freeze overnight or until you need them.Place your fresh un-shucked oysters in a bag in the freezer.I got the tip from Jo over at The Farmhouse Pantry. You will find that many fishmongers sell oysters ready shucked, or they will shuck them for you on request.īut I have a top tip today that BLEW MY MIND when I heard it. So when we get them we want to prepare them simply, deliciously and perfectly. Enter my Oysters with Champagne Strawberry Mignonette. Not jealous at all 😉īut for the rest of us, oysters will remain a treat. Well unless you are my friend Lady Jo (who really is a Lady!!!), who moved to Tasmania and is now neighbours and best friends with an oyster farmer!!! For her oysters are a regular occurrence. Now given the price tag, sadly we can't replace our chicken breasts with oysters on a regular basis. Studies have shown they can actually lower cholesterol and they are a better source of protein than chicken breasts!

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Oysters with Champagne Strawberry MignonetteĪnd the nutritional answer is yes! They are actually super healthy! They are low fat, full of protein, amino acids, iron and zinc.What vinegar to use for a Mignonette sauce.














Minuet sauce for oysters