Angels on horseback. I wanted to try these back in Washington but we had to leave town before "oyster night" at a seaside restaurant there. Anyway, there not all that difficult to make at home. Just wrap some small oysters with thin bacon and put them on the grill. I had them on skewers at first but they didn't turn all at the same time, so next time I'll try toothpicks. They were delicious, I love the name as much as the taste.
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Camped at Cummins
Tomorrow morning Dessy goes in the shop for her annual check-up at Coach Care here in Eugene. As a courtesy, Coach Care provides overnight parking with water and power hookups. No excuse to be late for this appointment!
Angels on horseback. I wanted to try these back in Washington but we had to leave town before "oyster night" at a seaside restaurant there. Anyway, there not all that difficult to make at home. Just wrap some small oysters with thin bacon and put them on the grill. I had them on skewers at first but they didn't turn all at the same time, so next time I'll try toothpicks. They were delicious, I love the name as much as the taste.
Angels on horseback. I wanted to try these back in Washington but we had to leave town before "oyster night" at a seaside restaurant there. Anyway, there not all that difficult to make at home. Just wrap some small oysters with thin bacon and put them on the grill. I had them on skewers at first but they didn't turn all at the same time, so next time I'll try toothpicks. They were delicious, I love the name as much as the taste.
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Not an oyster fan but I must admit those look interesting. Good luck in the shop tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteMmmmm...tasty. Have a good trip at Coach Care. Love that service!
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I'm with Jim and Sandie...Might actually try an oyster if it was wrapped up in bacon! K
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