Photo Credit: Gary Payne
Chef Brian Malarkey
Why Alaska?
"I believe it's our duty to preserve our oceans and her bounty for future
generations. As a chef I do my part by serving a sustainable product that
is environmentally responsible. The fact that the flavors and textures of
wild Alaska seafood are simply unmatched is an added bonus."
~ Chef Brian Malarkey
Wok Fried Whole Wild Alaska Dungeness Crab with the Three G's: Garlic, Ginger and Green Onion
Serves: 4
Ingredients:
4 Whole Alaska Dungeness Crabs
1/2 cup canola cooking oil or peanut oil
1 cup garlic, chopped
1 cup green onions
1 cup ginger, chopped and peeled
1 cup lime juice
1 cup soy sauce
1 cup cilantro, chopped
Preparation:
- If the crabs are not cooked, cook them in a large pot of boiling
water seasoned with salt -- (make it taste like the ocean.) With water
at a rapid boil cook all the crabs together for 10 minutes. To clean:
Pop off the top shell and clean under cold running water. You will want
to make sure the lungs on both sides are removed. With a large Chef's
knife 1/4 the crabs
- Use 1/4 of each ingredient per Crab
- Unless you have four woks you will need to cook these
individually.
- With your wok very hot: Add the cooking oil and the crab. Cook for
one minute while tossing gently, add the garlic, green onion and
ginger.
- Cook for another minute or until the garlic is starting to brown
slightly. Deglaze with the lime and soy sauce and finish with the
cilantro.
To Serve:
Get ready for a very fun and messy meal!
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