Last Thanksgiving, one of my relatives brought 100 oysters from his friend's farm on the Virginia coast. I shucked around 30 and got the hang of it because I have watched enough videos or have seen it at restaurants. Make sure to wear the glove for many reasons, from safety to keeping them dry and clean. At the Union Oyster House in Boston, they bang the shucking knife on 150-year old stones and force the oyster hinge to cut from the downward force. One great condiment is Kikkoman Ponzu soy sauce with added vinegar. It's mild, sweet, citrusy, and has low sodium.
Yoooo I'm super excited to try this for my wife who asked that we have a nice getaway with all you can eat oysters! Now I can do it myself AND introduce the clam experience. Awesome stuff man!
1.) Don't rip the belly. 2.) watch the tiny broken shell particles before selling them 3.) use cold plate. Store them in low boy. Use crushed ice not salt.
I've had oysters twice this year. Once with cheese sauce, the other tempura style, both amazing. Kilpatrick is next I think. I also had clams for the first time this year and I love them.
Thanks for the tips. I got a cheap shucker press and it's pretty good. The oysters I bought today were delicious. First time eating at home . I did cook them for few minutes, lemon olive oil
I'm a short drive from Apalachicola. And Chefed on Cape Cod for a few seasons. And I love all oysters that I've tried. What a neat dude and cool video. We have great ones down here in Apalachicola Bay. But there's several kinds up the Eastern Seaboard and I love the variety
I just went and picked a few dozen perfect oysters straight from the pacific plus a half dozen dungeness crab. Tonight, while feasting, I'll remember your name.
You can gently scrub the oyster before shucking it, at least is what I do usually. Scrubbing removes the flakey part of the shell that dumps inside the oyster ruining everything
You should try the East Hampton Shucking tool, it's the safest and easiest way to open oysters. You dont hold down the oyster down with your hand. It keeps your hand away from the knife and you won't hurt.
Clams on the 1/2 shell are on my top 3 favorite foods to eat. Hey Munchies Staff' Mind if I make a small request? ok great thanks. Can you guys make a short video called "Tasting the Top Shelf" with Farideh and show us whats in all those jars behind the person cooking and have them just run through them tasting away. haha. Its just something I've always been curious about when i see it in a scene. Thanks Love you guys & keep up the great work.
I've never tried oysters. Always thought it was gross but how many videos I've seen of oysters and how many people love them makes me feel like I'm missing out and wanna try em
Set the raw oyster on a saltine cracker, add lemon juice , a touch of Tabasco sauce and a dab of horseradish , chase with cold beer! Raw oysters Florida style.
Great video. I love to shuck and eat the various oysters farmers grow here in the Narragansett Bay. Perfect companion to a craft beer. By the way, what caviar would you recommend for the average person who cannot drop $200 on an ounce of said fish eggs?
Also can you freeze raw clams in there shell to use 3 to 6 months later or should you unshell them and freeze them deshelled ? Just curious if it make a significant difference in preserving them for long times
Are oysters not filter fish ? I heard that they have to be treated before eating as they filter water , is that correct ? Because he looks like he’s just eating them straight out of the water.
No discussion on the safety of eating raw oyster & clams? I'd love some more information on this. I know buying shell fish from a farmed operation like this is typically safe but what if you're procuring them for yourself from the water?
When I was in elementary school, we went on a field trip to the seafood museum. This was in Biloxi, MS. The guy working the oyster station told us that at least one person die per year from eating raw oysters while he was shucking a raw oyster and eating it. I found out years later that he died. This was almost 30 years ago. The number of people dying per year went up. This is only in the south though.
Really informative! Just curious, do these animals feel pain?? I've always wondered this. I want to eat an oyster but... Yea I don't know :D It doesn't look tastefull
Gloves are for frightened stabie newbies forcing too much. A sidetowl/dishcloth is more than enough, including on day one. Pop and scrape, wipe the oyster knive all the time, never stick it in dirty, and keep it all very clean. Perfect flip and present, and if there's even the tiniest bit of shell or skank, it is a failure and a discrace to the oyster. The way to learn is to get a job doing it, or host a party with forgiving friends and shuck a couple hundred of them in a row.
So much talk about tools but no mention of the types of oysters. I used to think oysters were too salty gor me, then found out I had only tried one type - tried a less briny kind and liked it.
James Kwon That only works for oysters outside of Louisiana. We have brain eating amoeba down here. Lol. Plus, 10% of our oysters have worms. You can go to any restaurant down here and find worms in your oysters.
Dead or alive, shucking shell fish is like violently ripping out the bones from your flesh. Doesnt matter if you are alive or dead you are paralyzed now. Cant scream cant cry, only pain. Pain that wont go away until someone consumes your delicious salty goodness. Mmmm delicious
Sorry munchies but I think y'all missed put on a ton of information on this one. Like who's allergic to which and if it's possible to have bad ones. How to tell? So many questions left unanswered. On to the next video.
I have a place in Bayonne, NJ where they shuck them on the spot. Susan and I get a tray of 12. we squeeze lemon on then and use a seafood fork to eat and CHEW each one. They always give us fresh hors radish and I eat that after the real food. Clams are for steaming and eating with butter and beer.
I like how useful this is in case we have to battle Atlantis one day.
We can send Japan first and they'll eat most the enemies
Amen
Its such a skill to be able to do this, Chris presents this in a really engaging and clear way! I hope I get to see him in other Oyster related videos
I ordered oysters from Island Creek Ouster last December. So good, getting some for the holidays again.
Last Thanksgiving, one of my relatives brought 100 oysters from his friend's farm on the Virginia coast. I shucked around 30 and got the hang of it because I have watched enough videos or have seen it at restaurants. Make sure to wear the glove for many reasons, from safety to keeping them dry and clean. At the Union Oyster House in Boston, they bang the shucking knife on 150-year old stones and force the oyster hinge to cut from the downward force. One great condiment is Kikkoman Ponzu soy sauce with added vinegar. It's mild, sweet, citrusy, and has low sodium.
Boy, I had to wade through a whole bunch of videos to finally get to one with a detailed explanation of the correct method of shucking. Great job!
Now I'm craving oyster with caviar
Antonio Casano They have plenty of seafood in Africa
Antonio Casano eww why would I crave kids
Hairyurinal Lmao 😂
Caviar on the oysters. That’s baller!
Yoooo I'm super excited to try this for my wife who asked that we have a nice getaway with all you can eat oysters! Now I can do it myself AND introduce the clam experience. Awesome stuff man!
I like your style, the camera shots, from the start. I also read the a smattering of the comments below, all of it made me smile.
1.) Don't rip the belly. 2.) watch the tiny broken shell particles before selling them 3.) use cold plate. Store them in low boy. Use crushed ice not salt.
low boy?
I live where these oysters are from.. they’re amazing top notch and I shucking love them
I've had fried oysters, I've never had raw oysters and RN I'm craving raw oysters. Guess pickles and ham sandwiches will have to do.
Go to India, they have plenty of mutant swamp creatures for you to eat
This is super addicting to watch I love oysters so much ❤️👍🏻
I've had oysters twice this year.
Once with cheese sauce, the other tempura style, both amazing.
Kilpatrick is next I think.
I also had clams for the first time this year and I love them.
thisdamnthingy time to challenge yourself and try oysters raw!
I think the first one I ever had was raw, I was drunk, it was a bad time.
That being said, I wouldn't be totally against having another shot at it.
The only way is to eat them raw! The rest is such a waste
you have to eat them raw but make sure you are at a good location
That's amazing. I haven't eaten oysters in a while so, now I have more info and tips for next time, thank you.
Youve got to! we all should eat more
Thanks for the tips. I got a cheap shucker press and it's pretty good. The oysters I bought today were delicious. First time eating at home . I did cook them for few minutes, lemon olive oil
I like to mix bit of tabasco, lemon juice, and soy sauce when eating raw oysters.
I like eating oysters naked (plain), only when they're so good that don't need anything.
@@bobbiusshadow6985 I like eating them naked. Both myself, my date, and the oyster
no wrong way to do it, but you always should try one of the plate with no sauce
Oysters, clams and cockles!
Nothing like getting home after a long day, popping in that Despicable Me DVD and throwing back a few Minion-ette clams
I ate a lot of oysters when I was younger but my mom always baked it. Ate it with salt pepper lemon. Good shit.
That’s the kind of episodes I like 👌
This sort of informational video is fantastic and I hope y'all might consider more of them, maybe some light butchery ;)
I'm a short drive from Apalachicola. And Chefed on Cape Cod for a few seasons. And I love all oysters that I've tried. What a neat dude and cool video. We have great ones down here in Apalachicola Bay. But there's several kinds up the Eastern Seaboard and I love the variety
honestly this was useful af!! ive shucked my share of oysters but this is better than ive ever had lol
My dad was a sois chef at a lobster house in Santa Monica for years. He just used a small butter knife
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Who's craving for some oysters now? :)
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@@LasVegasEDM pqq
Me, and I don't even like oysters 🤣
I just went and picked a few dozen perfect oysters straight from the pacific plus a half dozen dungeness crab. Tonight, while feasting, I'll remember your name.
One thing I frequently encounter while shucking is that tiny pieces of the shell get into the oyster. Any advice on how to avoid that?
You can gently scrub the oyster before shucking it, at least is what I do usually. Scrubbing removes the flakey part of the shell that dumps inside the oyster ruining everything
Another thing to do besides scrubbing the shells is to wipe off your knife after you start to pop the shell off.
Bryce from 13 reasons why after graduating high school
Those are the same gloves i wear at my warehouse job
Yeah, I used the same gloves when I used to make band blades for foam cutting machines.
Why does everyone have to be extra happy on this channel?!?!
GREAT VIDEO, Thank you❤
You should try the East Hampton Shucking tool, it's the safest and easiest way to open oysters. You dont hold down the oyster down with your hand. It keeps your hand away from the knife and you won't hurt.
If you have plan to visit Korea and you like oyster, You can eat 1kg of oysters with around 10 Us dollar.
WTF YUMMY
Where!? Im there now
Thanks I learned a lot from this!!!
I love oysters 😍😍
Clams on the 1/2 shell are on my top 3 favorite foods to eat.
Hey Munchies Staff' Mind if I make a small request? ok great thanks.
Can you guys make a short video called "Tasting the Top Shelf" with Farideh and show us whats in all those jars behind the person cooking and have them just run through them tasting away. haha. Its just something I've always been curious about when i see it in a scene.
Thanks Love you guys & keep up the great work.
Oysters: evolves shell to protect itself
Mankind: *I'm Gonna end this shellfish's whole career*
Kevin Song oysters say.... ha u just ate my shit
I've never tried oysters. Always thought it was gross but how many videos I've seen of oysters and how many people love them makes me feel like I'm missing out and wanna try em
I don't like them. But I love clams. I would recommend trying both.
Oysters are a little more soft in texture and have a sweeter flavor than clams.
If you don't have gloves use a kitchen towel. I work at a seafood restraunt and that's what we use
Set the raw oyster on a saltine cracker, add lemon juice , a touch of Tabasco sauce and a dab of horseradish , chase with cold beer! Raw oysters Florida style.
Love raw oysters, steamed clams, caviar, steamed crabs, shrimp etc.. . been eating them all my life... also love hush puppies..
I love oysters with hot sauce and lemon oh my god I’m craving them now.
shut up
They’re sooo good with hot sauce!!
@@saxandphone6440 fuck you
I like just a little dab of wasabi and a few drops of ponzu or soy sauce. My favorite way. I’ll eat a bunch this weekend.
Great video. I love to shuck and eat the various oysters farmers grow here in the Narragansett Bay. Perfect companion to a craft beer. By the way, what caviar would you recommend for the average person who cannot drop $200 on an ounce of said fish eggs?
thanks for knowledge sharing.
Curious is there a different knife you need for scallops and mussels or do those two type of knifes cover all shellfish types on can come across ?
Hello my friend. Good video. Thank you for sharing
can you use white rice ? instead of kosher salt?
Welcome to RUclips at 3am
Also can you freeze raw clams in there shell to use 3 to 6 months later or should you unshell them and freeze them deshelled ? Just curious if it make a significant difference in preserving them for long times
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What can i do to make aure i dont get sick from eating raw oysters and what should i do if i get sick not seeing a doctor
is there a way to tell which direction the clam is sitting?
Well shucks, these side-splitting jokes just write themselves!
Do you think it hurts the oyster to have it's shell opened? Serious question.
Are you trying to be woke? Lol Pretty sure that Molluscs don't feel shit at all
Recipes with Resa no they do not have a complex brain like mammals or humans.
@@Gryptonaire Not woke but these are things I think about, they are alive after all. 😃
@@scoville24 thanks
Sometimes really fresh Oysters scream or weep
best time to eat oyster? tnx
4:48 had me dead. ROFL
I just got oysters to try for the first time. Mine was tough to open, but the meat itself is a light gray/transparent color. Is this okay to eat?
yes that's the normal color. If they are nice, cold and fresh they should be fine.
Are oysters not filter fish ? I heard that they have to be treated before eating as they filter water , is that correct ? Because he looks like he’s just eating them straight out of the water.
I never liked them. And i just had a couple about a month ago. Now i get em whenever i can
Thanks to Munchies, i dont hammer my clams and oysters open now 😃
But every where I go they have them on ice or frozen, is that bad? Anyone who knows please respond
No it's not bad, all oyster bar do that, they were well alive when they opened them. It's just to keep them cold. (Not suppose to be frozen tho)
No discussion on the safety of eating raw oyster & clams? I'd love some more information on this. I know buying shell fish from a farmed operation like this is typically safe but what if you're procuring them for yourself from the water?
When I was in elementary school, we went on a field trip to the seafood museum. This was in Biloxi, MS. The guy working the oyster station told us that at least one person die per year from eating raw oysters while he was shucking a raw oyster and eating it. I found out years later that he died. This was almost 30 years ago. The number of people dying per year went up. This is only in the south though.
@@PokeYourEyez what a way to die, worth it
Really informative! Just curious, do these animals feel pain?? I've always wondered this. I want to eat an oyster but... Yea I don't know :D It doesn't look tastefull
no they have no nervous system
Him getting stitches by a drunk doctor that he’s making oysters for. Mood
I'm concerned now, I just bought 5 dozen fresh live oysters and have frozen them. Will they be ok?
No, cook them.
Gloves are for frightened stabie newbies forcing too much. A sidetowl/dishcloth is more than enough, including on day one. Pop and scrape, wipe the oyster knive all the time, never stick it in dirty, and keep it all very clean. Perfect flip and present, and if there's even the tiniest bit of shell or skank, it is a failure and a discrace to the oyster. The way to learn is to get a job doing it, or host a party with forgiving friends and shuck a couple hundred of them in a row.
stabbie? people who stab too much
Something that blows my mind every time I watch these shellfish shucking things they all act like it's f****** brain surgery God 😅🤣😅🤣😂😂😅
I have kept razor clams alive for a full week in the fridge using the wet towel trick. Damm I love seafood. 😃🦪🦐🦀🦞🦑🍻👍
Sand inside the oyster when eating is that normal
Someone on Munchies that doesn't cuss? I almost thought I was on the wrong channel.
So much talk about tools but no mention of the types of oysters. I used to think oysters were too salty gor me, then found out I had only tried one type - tried a less briny kind and liked it.
How do you prevent bits of shell falling into the cup. Some oyster shells are brittle around the edges.
Most people have a cup of water on the side to dip their oyster in there for this problem.
@@PokeYourEyez You will lose the oyster liquor though which is what makes oyster so good.
James Kwon That only works for oysters outside of Louisiana. We have brain eating amoeba down here. Lol. Plus, 10% of our oysters have worms. You can go to any restaurant down here and find worms in your oysters.
New Zealand Bluff oysters are the best in the world !
Frieing an oyster should only be done after you have had several raw. The Fried oyster takes on a different flavor. Raw is much better.
What about mussels?
I've never heard of people eating mussels raw
OMG your Pothos...😍❤️❤️❤️
I use a flat head screw driver
God I really wish I didn't have hepatitis
I’m really tired and thought the thumbnail for this video was a janky ass Sonic
LolImEthan was watching this after a long week at work and your comment made me go back and laugh out loud mate thank you
my chef once challenged me who could shuck 100 oysters the fastest, lets just say, i was able to make my own shift for work for a month. lol 😂
I’m pretty sure I didn’t order a biography on how to eat me.
Is he eating it raw?
"Shuck me, suck me, eat me raw"
Dude that's gonna be my slogan for the year 😂😂😂😂
Who Chooses tje music for these muchies vids, its to funny
BRYCE WALKER
Are they still alive when u do this?
I was wondering the same thing, but apparently yes
Dead or alive, shucking shell fish is like violently ripping out the bones from your flesh. Doesnt matter if you are alive or dead you are paralyzed now. Cant scream cant cry, only pain. Pain that wont go away until someone consumes your delicious salty goodness. Mmmm delicious
everything you need to know to get up to speed on clams 🤣🤣
Clean the oyster shell prior to shucking
Sorry munchies but I think y'all missed put on a ton of information on this one. Like who's allergic to which and if it's possible to have bad ones. How to tell? So many questions left unanswered. On to the next video.
i want lsd for some reason
Same, it's been I while since I've done it.
jbot91 I thought I was the only person that wants to do LSD while watching this
who is doing the camera work?? zoom into the oysters or clams when hes pointing out details cmon
I use to chuck oysters for my dadwhen I was a kid we used a flat head
ACC. 3:52PM
The first oyster has no condiments, you have it as it is, it’s called a naked oyster.
RIP SHUCK DUDE..SHUCK IN PEACE MY DUDE
If I can handle raw food like sushi (proper sushi) and sea urchin.... You folk think I might like oysters? I’m willing.
I have a place in Bayonne, NJ where they shuck them on the spot. Susan and I get a tray of 12. we squeeze lemon on then and use a seafood fork to eat and CHEW each one. They always give us fresh hors radish and I eat that after the real food. Clams are for steaming and eating with butter and beer.
I'm still thinking about why am I watching this video 😮
I use a screw driver
How come no one feels bad about ripping the oysters in half and eating them live vs boiling a lobster alive 🤷🏻♂️
Maybe because when you eat a oyster, they are already dead?
Oysters don’t have a brain