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Ingredients | Quantities |
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Shallots, brunoise | 1/2 cup |
Fennel, bulb small diced | 1/4 cup |
Red wine vinegar | 1/4 cup |
White wine vinegar | 1/4 cup |
White sugar | 1/2 tsp |
Old Bay Seasoning | 1 tsp |
Club House Pepper, Black Ground | 1/4 tsp |
Pernod | 2 tbsp |
Chef Insider Tip: Picking Fresh Oysters
Make sure all the oysters are completely closed; if they are beginning to show a gap, they are dying. If you open an oyster and it isn't full of liquor, it has been sitting on the shelf for a while. If you tap two oysters against each other and one of them is dying or already dead, it will make a distinct call or knocking sound. If you pick up a bag of oysters and hear a lot of hollow sounds, a portion of that bag is already past its expiration date.
This recipe was created for Club House for Chefs by: Gary Patterson, Executive Research Chef and Director of Culinary Science, CEC at McCormick.
For the OLD BAY Mignonette Sauce: Combine all ingredients until evenly dispersed
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