Pappadeaux Oyster Baton Rouge Recipe [Extra Quality]
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In terms of the raw bar, a lot of people think that the oysters have to be in a special environment. The truth of the matter is that they can be eaten raw in any weather or in any season. The oyster has a tough outside shell and it is a very firm substance. So the oysters will remain good for a long time, even if they are eaten raw. However, the outer shell has to be removed when you are going to eat the oyster. If the oyster is in the shell, it will just sit there and take a toll on you. Once the shell is removed, the oyster is ready to be eaten. Other than that, it is quite easy to eat.
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But for most people, the process of making seafood pappadeaux is not as simple as it seems. The process is a bit more complicated. We often think of pappadeaux as being grilled or grilled-broiled. After all, it is covered with grill marks. This is true. However, I suppose that the name of this delicacy comes from the method for making them is that the seafood is shaped into a pap - the exact term is papadeau. Yet, the cooking process is a bit more complicated than that. The seafood is normally poached or steamed, then grilled. The process has to be a special one, because of the seafood's delicate nature.
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