Today we are going to tell you how to add rather spicy notes to your oyster dinner. Meet our favorite Asian Dressed Oysters recipe — the perfect recipe to add more intense flavors to raw oysters. The thing that we also like about this recipe is that the oysters look so tasty after you add all the ingredients — see for yourself! The whole cooking process takes less than 10 minutes. This recipe yields 2 servings.
I love eating freshly shucked oysters and especially love the different oyster dressing flavors. So Asian Dressed Oysters it is! Living by the ocean, I love eating fresh seafood. Every supermarket in Australia sells fresh Oysters on the half shell, which is perfect for this recipe. You will need to buy Rock Salt to serve your fresh oysters with. Oysters are uneven and hard to put on a plate.
Buy them shucked or shuck them yourself , either way, fresh oysters on the half shell are great to eat and fun to serve at home. Whether you're a seasoned oyster eater looking for new ways to top these tasty bivalves or an oyster neophyte wondering how to serve these succulent treats, find easy and delicious ways to top them below. Keep it real. Keep it traditional.
If you ever visit a Chinese barbecue street pedlar in any Southern province with coast lines, you will be firstly recommend trying our grilled oyster, sometimes with garlic sauce or simply with salt and light soy sauce. The former version is liked by the adults while the later one is loved by children. Eating grilled oyster on a town near the sea has bought me so much good memories. Those are all about friend gathering, football games and cool evenings in summer.