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Use a kitchen towel to hold your oyster. "It's the safest way to be," Kolender says. Put the kitchen towel flat on a surface.

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Every bite reminds you why Louisiana seafood is legendary. The workers know their craft and take pride in every plate. Regular customers have their usual orders memorized by the staff. First-time ...

Oysters are diverse, sustainable, increasingly accessible, and festive—and preparing them in your own kitchen is eminently doable. Tasting expert Jack Bishop explains how to eat oysters at home.

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