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Recipe Source |
Author: Bob and Robin Young Source: Adapted from "Coastal Living Magazine"
These oysters-accented by sweet leeks and crunchy hazelnuts-make a wonderful first course for a dinner party. Oyster lovers may want a dozen for themselves as a main course. The leek mixture also can be used as a topping for baked or grilled fish.
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Recipe Type |
Main Dish - Seafood |
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Ingredients |
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2 T |
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Olive Oil |
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2 c |
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Leeks, thinly sliced |
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½ c |
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Hazelnuts, chopped and roasted |
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¼ c |
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Dry Vermouth |
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2 T |
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Parsley, fresh and chopped |
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¼ t |
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Sea Salt |
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¼ t |
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Black Pepper, fresh ground |
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24 med |
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Oysters in shell |
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Cut a piece of foil twice as long as a large baking sheet. Loosely crumple the foil, and use it to line the baking sheet. Set aside. |
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Heat oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add leeks; cook 4 minutes or until they begin to soften, stirring constantly. Cover, reduce heat to medium, and cook 8 minutes or until leeks are tender, stirring occasionally. Remove pan from heat, and stir in hazelnuts and next 4 ingredients. |
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Scrub oyster shells. Shuck oysters, discarding tops. Arrange bottoms on crumpled foil (to keep oysters from tipping over). Top oysters evenly with leek mixture. |
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Bake at 475°F, in batches, 6 minutes or until oysters plump and edges bubble. Carefully arrange on a platter, and serve immediately. |
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Servings: 8 |
Preparation time: 40 minutes |
Cooking time: 6 minutes |
Ready in: 1 hour |
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