Look no further for a Classic Oyster Stew recipe, one of Southern Living's Best Oyster recipes. It's simple, which means the flavor of the oysters is of utmost importance. Thankfully, much of the ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Oyster stew was once found as a first course for the traditional Maryland holiday feast. It was also a ...

Chilly nights beg for oyster stew, served with buttered toast points or oyster crackers, and perhaps a green salad. I like the added crunch and flavor of the shallot and celery, and the boost the ...

I had never heard of oyster stew. In my mind, I envisioned rice and rich brown gravy. As I am partial to oysters, I was still determining what to expect when I arrived at Peggy Perry Giglio's home. I ...

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 ...

In CNN anchor Erin Burnett’s childhood home, Christmas Eve and her mother’s New England oyster stew went hand in hand. Every December 24, savory aromas of simmering butter, milk and oysters heralded ...

Friday is National Oyster Day, and what better way to celebrate than with an oyster-filled meal. While most people are quick to simply enjoy them raw, the shelled delicacies can be just as tasty fried ...

Create dishes from grilled oysters on the half shell to shellfish escabeche to stew with recipes from Kimball House When I was growing up, my parents always ate oyster stew together on New Year’s Eve.

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 ...

Oyster stew was once found as a first course for the traditional Maryland holiday feast. It was also a steady staple come oyster season in the fall through spring. Now it is harder to find, and less ...