Baked Oysters

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Anyone ever try these things? They are huge down here in Pensacola. You can load them up with cheese or any other topping that you want and bake them...awesome!!!. We have some great oyster bars here in P'Cola but the best I have ever had was at a place called Gilhooley's in San Leon, Texas, southeast of Houston, they had one with a shrimp on it...christ, hand me the remote and lock the door on your way out. I bet you could do the same with clams.

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Anyone ever try these things? They are huge down here in Pensacola. You can load them up with cheese or any other topping that you want and bake them...awesome!!!. We have some great oyster bars here in P'Cola but the best I have ever had was at a place called Gilhooley's in San Leon, Texas, southeast of Houston, they had one with a shrimp on it...christ, hand me the remote and lock the door on your way out. I bet you could do the same with clams.

Ah, Pensacola, the Redneck Riviera. (joking) I'm down here in Northwest Orange County. There's a place down in Orlando called Lee and Ricks. The place is a dive, you need hip waders to use the restroom, but man do they have some oysters. You can buy em and take em home too. I bought a bushel last year and ate oysters for about three days. Baked, raw, steamed, fritters, stuffed, rockefeller, you name it. They have specials sometimes and you can get a bucket for five bucks. I've been wussing out and getting mine steamed lately since I got a bad raw one and was sick as shit for a few days. Steamed with some horseradish on a cracker is my default choice........ and of course lots of beer.