Reeltime
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right on having a huge craving for grilled oysters
Cuts of meat on sale
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Rain City
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Rain check time
Breakin"even
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I'm in, what's your method of choice, Reeltime?
Rain City
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100% picking some up if they're there. BBQ until they crack open, split them open and add butter, hot sauce, and a bit of whiskey. We used to make a whole bar of ingredients at the grill so people could make their own. Shallots, garlic, parsley, different booze. Lots of fun.
L
Local Hali Hunter
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Thanks for the heads up on the oysters, I'm the only one in our family that can enjoy eating raw oysters, a little squeeze of lemon and I'm good to go. However, usually when the tubs are on sale, my wife prefers to have me make our own version of Rockefeller. Of coarse a given amount of garlic, shallots, green onions, hot sauce, spinach, and an exotic cheese. Bacon always! Usually, a sharp cheese like the Costco size Welsh sharp cheddar. Plus I usually finish it off with some drips of Harvey's Bristol Cream. Broiled in the oven at 450 F for 10-15 mins. Plus I use the shells to make these in, and reuse them about a dozen times before replacing them. 
Go.Fish
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I went to a thriftys in Nanaimo, they didn’t have any. the kid said the fisherman we’re having difficulty getting any oysters due to the weather…?! Too wet for oysters I guess lol
Maybe it’s a gas problem??
Reeltime
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Will be doing some soon maybe i'll put it up on seafood recipes for everyone to try, make a few different styles..
Derby
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DFO closes harvest in a lot of area's during the big rain run off events
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Gear'n'beer!
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the oysters thrifty's has on sale are all east coast varieties
Gear'n'beer!
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nevermind....stand corrected, just the malpeques are from PEI
Copper Moon
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I believe the Torpedo Bay oysters are from Nanoose.
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gone fishin
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Rib Eye AAA steaks or roasts on sale at Thrifty's this week. $18.99 a pound.
A great price for what I find to be the best cut of meat available!
More flavor than tenderloin and better on all counts than New York Strip steaks.
A great price for what I find to be the best cut of meat available!
More flavor than tenderloin and better on all counts than New York Strip steaks.
nicnat
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I picked some up the other day, those ribeyes are awesome, I went back and loaded the boat, lol. thanks for the heads up on those beauties .
Derby
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Eating a couple of them tonight
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