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On Tue, 27 Oct 2015 16:32:33 -0700, Califbill billnews wrote: Our Dungeness crabs have lots of meat, so worth banging. Couple times I had soft shell crabs, did not impress me. I picked one out down in the market in San Francisco once. It is OK but not as much flavor as a real Chesapeake blue crab. The crabs down here are not as good. It probably has to do with the fact that then never hibernate. The best crabs are right before the first molt of the early summer. On soft shells, freshness is a big deal. Frozen ones will not be as good. Usually they are lightly sauteed in butter with a tiny pinch of old bay. Don't over cook them. On your coast they may have been steamed before they were shipped. Rarely see them out here. I had them on the east coast. With their little claws hanging out the side of the sandwich. |
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