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Oysters Mornay

I posted a recipe for Oysters Kilpatrick a while ago, so I thought I would post one for Mornay, I have to say kilpatrick are probably my favourite, but mornay are very good. I think it just depends on personal preference and tastes.I will post a recipe for 4 as a starter, when I make oysters I like to make half kilpatrick and half mornay. It was my sisters birthday on the weekend and this in one of the dishes I did, my sis has never eaten an oyster and always proclaimed yuk. Well we managed to convince her to try a mornay one, she loved it and so decided to also try the kilpatrick, she couldn’t believe she had been missing out on something so good for so long.

Ingredients

24 Oysters (half shell, you can buy oysters in some parts of the world on the half shell, much easier, I can’t I have to buy whole, so if you have to buy whole, please make sure you use an oyster knife to open.)
2 Cups Milk
1 Cup grated Gruyere cheese
2 Tablespoons Parmesan
2 Teaspoons cornflour
2 Tablespoons Parmesan (extra)
Rock Salt

Method

1. Heat milk in a pan, when hot, mix a little water with cornflour, add to milk and stir until mixture thickens, it should be quite a thick consistency.

2. Add Gruyere and 2 tablespoons Parmesan stir until cheese has melted.

3. Pour rock salt into an oven proof dish enough to cover the bottom, helps oysters to sit evenly, place oysters in dish, spoon sauce over oysters to cover, sprinkle remaining Parmesan cheese over each oyster (note: 2 Tablespoons approx enough to cover.)

4. Grill Oysters until browned and bubbling.

All photo’s taken by me unless otherwise stated.

Oysters kilpatrick

I love Oysters although I am not so keen on them natural, I enjoy oysters mornay, oysters Rockefeller and kilpatrick.I am posting a recipe for oysters kilpatrick as I made these last night as a starter they are very quick and easy and they taste great. A great starter as they are not as time consuming as oysters mornay.

Ingredients

2 Dozen oysters, half shell (I can only buy whole oysters where I am and this takes a bit of time opening them. If you have to open oysters it is important to use an oyster knife.)
4-5 Tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
250g Bacon, chopped
Rock salt

Method

1. Cook bacon in pan until crisp, drain on absorbent paper.

2. Pour rock salt into a couple of oven proof dishes arrange oysters on top. (the salt helps to keep them in place as the shells are so uneven.)

3. Divide bacon between each oyster and pour Worcestershire sauce into each oyster bake in oven 180c for 5 Min’s until heated through serve immediately.

Serves 4 as a stater

All photo’s taken by me unless otherwise stated.