For an easy holiday appetizer than can be served in small cups or in a dish, try this slow marinated lump crab.
By Susan Benton
Living on the Gulf Coast, November temps are in the 60’s and this is an elegant dish I serve during the holidays as a walk-about appetizer when entertaining. It is made with fresh, jumbo lump Blue Crab and takes 24 hours to marinate. I arrange it in a beautiful glass serving dish and scoop out portions on appetizer cups for guests to easily hold and enjoy. Wherever you may live, this recipe can be made with any lump crab, but fresh is best.
Though not a typical slow-cooked fall recipe, fresh seafood is a year round delicacy, especially around the holidays. As with most things that take a long time to “cook” to perfection, the crab tastes best after marinating 24 hours in an ice cold FIJI water (or any water of your choice) and vinegar bath.
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