Oysters
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I've just come out to the garden and picked and washed us some fresh dill because I'm
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gonna be making us lemon dill sauce. It's gonna be just wonderful with our char-grilled oysters
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I've got on the char-grill and I tell you what, I'm hot as a $3 pistol
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I'm gonna have to come out of this sweater because it's getting warm over here
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All right, I've got our oysters and I'm gonna throw these on the grill
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We got it nice and hot. and you'll see the way I'm putting it on the grill
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One side of the oyster almost makes a bowl-like. So I'm gonna sit these down, bowl side down
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cause I don't wanna lose any of that liquor that's gonna come out of those oysters
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These are gonna be so delicious. Ooh, I can hear them sizzling already
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Like I said, it doesn't take them but a minute. We're gonna let them cook only until the shell pops open
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and I hear dripping and sizzling going on behind me. So let's come over here and look and see what's going on
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Most of them have opened. I gonna move those right over here In the meantime I gonna get my plate and come over here and retrieve our oysters And you can see all three of these have opened Looking good Those are
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cooled off enough that I can actually touch those. Oh, look at all that juice that just went out of
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that one. Don't they look just delicious? One of Savannah, Georgia's favorite foods. All right
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Like I said, I can't hardly wait to taste these oysters. Look at all the liquor that was in them
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Mmm. These just look incredibly delicious. All right, let's see. I think I'm gonna top mine with a little lemon juice
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And I'm gonna put a little dollop of dill sauce on each of my oysters
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And just a little bit of salt. Mmm. When we eat oysters in Savannah, it's almost a production
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This is how I eat them. I just suck them straight out of the shell
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Mmm. They're so incredibly wonderful
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