Ingredients

How to make it

  • VERY generously butter a glass casserole or 7x11 glass baking dish (using a glass dish is important, as it helps gives the baked dish a nice crusty bottom and edges, rather than just the top).
  • Drain oyster liquid into a measuring cup and add cream or half-and-half to make 1 cup of liquid.
  • Melt ½ cup butter in a separate measuring cup (in the microwave) and stir in Worcestershire, salt and pepper.
  • Place a layer of cracker crumbs over bottom of buttered baking dish, then a layer of ½ of the oysters; pour ½ of the melted butter mixture over the oysters (BE SURE TO STIR BEFORE POURING because the seasonings all settle to the bottom of the cup!) .
  • Repeat the layers one more time, reserving some of the cracker crumbs for the topping.
  • After putting on the final layer of cracker crumbs over the top, dot the top with slivers of the 2 tablespoons cold butter.
  • Just before putting casserole in the oven, pour oyster/milk mixture over top of casserole (do not do this ahead of time, or the crackers will absorb too much liquid and the end result will be soggy).
  • Bake uncovered at 350 degrees for 35 to 45 minutes, until top is lightly browned and crunchy.
  • NOTE: I have never done this before, since I make this for family at the holidays (and they wouldn't like me messing with the family tradition, ya know!), but someone once suggested that they thought this would be good with some hot sauce added to the cream...you decide!

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  • dvilleoysters 13 years ago
    The Best Chesapeake Bay Oysters are grown on our Rappahannock family farm!

    Quality & Sustainability
    www.deltavilleoystercompany.com
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    robertg ate it and said...
    Oysters anyway you make them,I'm there.Printing this to use as soon as I get some oysters,thanks for a great post....
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  • wolfpackjack 16 years ago
    Sounds good, I'll be bookmarking this and trying it soon. Thanks....Dave
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    helewes ate it and said...
    This was very, very, tasty. I sat aside a whole day to cook last weekend and made this long with some other great recipes. This was a bit like doing an edible art project :) My entire family enjoyed it.
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  • saavedra 16 years ago
    Oh my goodness this sounds heavenly. I am going to make this for the Holidays. Thanks Krumkake.
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    helewes ate it and said...
    I grew up eating scalloped oysters, fried oysters, oysters..... I will try yours, it sounds like my kinda recipe.
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  • pops 16 years ago
    looks ok never had oysters cooked before love them raw but will give it a try thanks
    Pops
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  • zena824 16 years ago
    Loving this Krum....a good holiday treat....
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  • flavorsofitaly 16 years ago
    Krumkake, this looks wonderful! I loooove oysters - raw, cooked, whatever...
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    cherihannah ate it and said...
    This has been one of my holiday dishes since my husband & I got married. He is the one who told me what was in it & I found it in a Grange book. Funny thing he will not eat any fish or seafood, yet he loves this dish. Now my family loves it & my sister just asked me for the recipe last week.I like your idea with the heavy cream so this will be my new recipe forever!!!!
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