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Crab

50 Recipes with the Fresh Taste of the Sea from the Pacific, Atlantic & Gulf Coasts

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A collection of 50 tasty recipes that make the best use of East and West Coast crabs—from Dungeness and Alaskan king to blue crab and stone crab
 
If you dream about perfectly prepared crab cakes, steamed Dungeness straight from the shell, or lightly coated soft-shell blue crabs, this is your cookbook. Culinary expert Cynthia Nims offers 50 delicious ways to love crab—whether it’s Dungeness, Alaskan king, and snow crab from the West Coast or blue and stone crab from the East. Pulled from your own crab pot or sourced at the local fishmonger, crab is always wild and brings a sweet taste of the sea to every bite.
 
Beyond the recipes, Nims offers background on crab species, information about seasonal harvest and sport crabbing, and plenty of kitchen tips to make the most out of crab. Pass the crab crackers!
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      Starred review from November 1, 2016
      Blue, Dungeness, king, snow, stone. These five varieties of U.S. crab, especially Dungeness (the type abundant in Nims' home state), feature well in 50 recipes for meals ranging from breakfast through dinner. Pick any one to encounter dishes easy to prepare and the culinary technique to ensure best use of this delicate ingredient. Nims provides two prep chapters, one on the history and sustainability of these arthropods, the other on buying, cleaning, steaming, and boiling. She surprises with some new takes on old favorites, such as lemongrass broth with crab wontons and a whisky crab soup while not overlooking such traditional favorites as Crab Louie salad and two kinds of crab cake (West and East Coast). In fact, she upholds the standard of excellence in the latter, saying that other ingredients (besides the crab) should simply help hold the cakes together and offer the slightest hint of color or flavor contrast. Though color photographs aren't available for all recipes, enough illustrations help readers follow and imagine the final product.(Reprinted with permission of Booklist, copyright 2016, American Library Association.)

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