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Cooking snow crab? #8532373
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My lovely bride picked up ten pounds. We've always just steamed it and dipped it in butter, with no complaints. Is there any other way of fixing it that I should be trying?

Re: Cooking snow crab? [Re: Big Sam] #8532376
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For us, everything follows after the steaming process. Omelets, Benedict, Louie, quiche, cakes.

Lots of recipes out there, bud.

Re: Cooking snow crab? [Re: Big Sam] #8532377
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Having been blessed so many times over with crab living here dungies, king or snowcrab. You find different ways.
Crab cakes,crab salad ( my favorite),chowder soup,.your crab is cooked already and just thaw..on top of salad too.
Pretty much have O.D on butter steamed crab. Enjoy and happy new year

Re: Cooking snow crab? [Re: Big Sam] #8532423
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Thanks guys, I was hoping some Alaskans would chime in. I'll look up some recipes since you say it's worth doing.

Re: Cooking snow crab? [Re: Big Sam] #8532424
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Little Savell will be at the table with a bib on! You make sure he gets a taste!

Re: Cooking snow crab? [Re: elsmasho82] #8532426
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Originally Posted by elsmasho82
Little Savell will be at the table with a bib on! You make sure he gets a taste!

Ugh, go back to the coyote bait idea before you do that

Re: Cooking snow crab? [Re: Big Sam] #8532564
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THIS : make sure you rinse the salt water off the shell before you do anything. Snow and king are flash frozen in a salt brine to make them last long. Always try to get the biggest clusters and legs you can find.

Re: Cooking snow crab? [Re: Slick Pan] #8532571
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Originally Posted by Slick Pan
THIS : Always try to get the biggest clusters and legs you can find.


Basically the same as picking out a date around Red Lake.


I have nothing clever to put here.





Re: Cooking snow crab? [Re: Big Sam] #8532579
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Thank you 160, for putting it in terms I can understand.
Rinsing the salt off first probably applies too.

Re: Cooking snow crab? [Re: Big Sam] #8532614
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Not much different but I’ve boiled them instead of steamed, I stopped at the market I go to before Christmas and king legs were 125 a pound but the snow was reasonable, I can’t remember the exact price as the king leg price shocked me so much that’s about all I remember.

Re: Cooking snow crab? [Re: Big Sam] #8532660
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I lightly coat them with olive oil then throw them on a charcoal grill doesn’t take long at all baste with butter and garlic WOW now my mouth is watering !

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I see my local grocery where I buy most of my seafood has snow crab clusters for $9.99/#. Cheapest I've seen In the last year. A far cry from the $4-5.99 sale prices from previous years. Might have to bite the bullet and get some.


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Re: Cooking snow crab? [Re: benelli7979] #8532690
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Originally Posted by benelli7979
I lightly coat them with olive oil then throw them on a charcoal grill doesn’t take long at all baste with butter and garlic WOW now my mouth is watering !


Never had crab done on a grill. Interesting.

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Originally Posted by 160user
Originally Posted by Slick Pan
THIS : Always try to get the biggest clusters and legs you can find.


Basically the same as picking out a date around Red Lake.

I would say you owe me a beer for that one…lol….

Maybe some paper towels also….

Re: Cooking snow crab? [Re: Big Sam] #8532727
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I sure miss these old days,money poor but rich in bounty

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That picture sure makes me hungry.

Re: Cooking snow crab? [Re: Big Sam] #8532731
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… dang otter …. Those have some size to them


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