Better Gutenberg
Free, beautifully formatted public-domain ebooks
‹Better GutenbergCommon Sense in the HouseholdBroiled Oysters. ✠ · 91 of 971Contents›

Common Sense in the Household

by Marion Harland

91 of 971 · Contents · Download EPUB

Broiled Oysters. ✠

Choose large, fat oysters; wipe them very dry; sprinkle salt and cayenne pepper upon them, and broil upon one of the small gridirons sold for that purpose. You can dredge the oyster with cracker-dust or flour if you wish to have it brown, and some fancy the juices are better kept in in this way. Others dislike the crust thus formed. Butter the gridiron well, and let your fire be hot and clear. If the oyster drip, withdraw the gridiron for an instant until the smoke clears away. Broil quickly and dish hot, putting a tiny piece of butter, not larger than a pea, upon each oyster.

← Back to Common Sense in the Household

Scroll to Top