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It all began with a salty, spicy kitchen experiment. Could The Fresh Chile Company and I marry terroir and merroir, spice and brine? I put it to the test for a radiant new cocktail sauce, toggling ingredients, mixing up flavors, and turning my kitchen upside down.
Stephie Jones is a coastal artist based in Virginia Beach who is well known for her range of captivating interpretations of oysters. Her modern impressionism meets the bold colors of America’s rugged coast.
Who loves miso? This is my miso-inspired recipe for grilled oysters.
Here`s a step-by-step process for hosting the perfect clam night at home with friends, as well as three of my favorite butter recipes!
Here`s a Christmas stocking gift guide for that special "seafoodie" in your life.
Here`s my take on three reasons why oysters are the perfect “slow” food and what it means to have a “salt ceremony.” A round of Watch House Points and Chincoteague Salts by Cherrystone Aqua-Farms were the perfect match for the event.
There is nothing quite like a warm chowder on a cold winter’s day! My “Lady Oyster Chowder” was featured as
Life on the Delmarva’s Eastern Shore is an odiferous mix of marsh and sea. The peninsula’s beaches, seagrass, and permeable
Found in a Baltimore suburb down a winding road half-swallowed by nature, you’ll find a lofty old mill that’s been transformed into a fusion of trendy small businesses and home to True Chesapeake Oyster Co. restaurant. True Chesapeake is a collaboration between great friends Nick Schauman (founder of @localoyster), Pat Hudson, True Chesapeake’s oyster farmer, and Zack Mills, Executive Chef. It is also Maryland’s very first oyster farm with a vertically integrated restaurant offering.
Florida’s Oyster Bay is a budding area for oyster farming. The Bay’s oyster leases are close in proximity, creating a growing neighborhood on the water. I ventured out with Teresa and Joseph Mercer, Owners of TAB Oysters, to enjoy the brisk January day.
Virginia Shaffer is an independent shellfish food writer and friend to the oyster industry who shares stories through her blog, Lady Oyster.