Mahurangi oysters, sherry jelly and pancetta crumbs

Mahurangi oysters, sherry jelly and pancetta crumbs

This is a recipe by Ginny Grant, a well-known New Zealand food writer that was published in Cuisine magazine in 2020. Ginny sees cooking oysters as somewhat akin to a crime: “I can’t bear to cook oysters, so they are most often served raw, but I do on occasion like a...
Oysters: 12 ways for Christmas

Oysters: 12 ways for Christmas

Rather than a pukeko in a ponga tree, how about some lovely Mahurangi oysters? The original twelve days of Christmas had nothing to do with chocolate advent calendars at all. They were actually a series of religious feast days celebrated as part of the Roman Catholic...
Oyster toppings

Oyster toppings

Before you get to enjoy these great toppings for oysters, you’ll need to get those succulent shellfish open. We appreciate that when you’re preparing oysters for a big crew, shucking them can be time-consuming. So, we’ve got some ideas for oyster shucking using a...
The art of opening oysters: no shucking required

The art of opening oysters: no shucking required

Oysters at home are such a treat and a wonderful delicacy to share with others. But they can be tricky little suckers to open. Shucking an oyster takes a bit of skill, a bit of time, gloves and a good oyster knife. However, if you’re not feeling confident, you have...
Storing oysters

Storing oysters

Our oysters are hand-sorted and come to you live Pacific to plate. We harvest, hand-select, wash and sort your oysters before finally, gently placing them safely in Mother Nature’s own brilliant packaging in the box that the courier will deliver overnight to...

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