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The Long, Weird History and Mythology of Oyster Ice Cream
The genuine mystery and historical revisionism of that first Thanksgiving in Plymouth has led to an unending quest to uncover authentic-but-little-known Thanksgiving dishes—such as oyster ice cream.
The Five-Minute Oyster Guide That Will Make You Look Like an Expert
Oyster expert Rowan Jacobsen says oysters are at their plump, buttery best between Thanksgiving and New Year's.
The Gala Dinner at the Forgers Club
Welcome back to Stranger Than Flicktion, our Flickr-inspired column. In this edition, Emmanuel Giraud guides us, blindfolded, into the halls of a secret society, where the wine is real but the truffles aren’t.
In Search of West Sweden's 'Big Five' of Seafood
West Sweden region is its own maritime version of the Serengeti, where you can find the country's own Big Five: shrimp, oysters, crayfish, mussels, and lobsters.
Why This Seafood Restaurant Hired a Marine Biologist
"People want to know that the path is sustainable and the fish have been treated well along the way. The problem is that the longer the supply chain gets the harder it is to know.”
Why the Oregon Coast Is the Underdog of American Seafood
It is a magical land where the rainforest touches the ocean and at The Schooner Restaurant & Lounge in Netarts Bay, you will consume your body’s worth of clams, oysters, salmon, IPAs, wine, and cider.
How to Turn Your Oysters Into Magical Bites of Smoky, Buttery Flavor
We have a secret to get the most amount smoky flavor in the least amount of time.
Your Fleece Jacket Could Be Poisoning Your Favorite Seafood
Your workout gear is poisoning the world's oysters and mussels with microfibers—tiny shreds of plastic released by synthetic fabrics when they're washed.
The Future of NYC's Oysters Lies in a Bunch of Used Toilets
In an effort to reclaim that history and restore the ecosystem of Jamaica Bay—a body of water located to the south of Long Island, not far from JFK Airport—the city of New York is littering the bay with broken toilets.
Running a Successful Oyster Bar Means Watching Out for Posers and Scammers
Running an oyster bar really means just having good relationships with oyster farmers, being able to cut through the bastardization of oyster names by big seafood distributors, and just dealing with their fickle nature.
This Is What It's Like to Be a Female Oyster Shucker
Oysters have historically been associated with female genitalia and aphrodisiacs. I’ve heard every cliché joke imaginable.