When eating out, I slurp oysters raw, as shooters or on the half-shell with mignonette sauce. I love them dusted with cornmeal or panko breadcrumbs, and fried. At home, though, I prefer to whip up a ...

Combine the oysters and their liquor, Worcestershire, seasoning and butter. Simmer over medium heat for two minutes. Heat the cream separately. Pour the warmed oysters in a tureen and top with hot ...

This is a simple but rich Southern-style dish; swapping out the cream for something less indulgent is not recommended. Oyster liquor is the briny, grayish liquid from inside the shell. Some shucked ...

We have had our fair share of cold weather and an ample amount of mood-dampening, gloomy, rainy days and nights. But I urge you all not to let the weather get you down. As I was enjoying working at ...

It's cold outside. The days are short, the nights are long, and just about everyone has come down with some sort of something. There is simply no better time to make a big batch of nourishing, hearty, ...

Think back to your grandmother's holiday table. The dishes might have looked different than what we see today. Sure, turkey and stuffing still make an appearance, but what about the oyster stew on ...

Maybe it’s my Irish roots, but I’m a sucker for a good stew. I grew up on generous bowls of my mother’s tender lamb stew embellished with potatoes, carrots, and onion. Of course, the Irish alone can’t ...