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28 Dec 2002


From: Kitty Wrigley
Date: Thu, 20 Jul 2000 12:00:31 CDT

Regarding crab recipes, I only have two: one for crab dip, the other for 
crab rangoon.  I am not sure you want to waste nice blue crabs on either 
of these things which will not bring out the true crab flavor.  I would 
try a crab salad on toast, or more of a stew, a roux with light vegetable 
and crab, simmered, then over rice. But for what it's worth:

Crab Rangoon
@ 4 oz. cream cheese (lo-fat also ok)
a few green onions, sliced thin (should be a few TBsp. worth)
@ 4 oz. chopped crab meat
salt to taste
A small package of the square dough papers for rangoon.
Blend together ingredients with a fork until creamy.  Place a spoon of 
filling in the center of a small square dough paper.
Using the thumb and forefinger of each hand, press the 4 sides of the dough 
paper together in the center, and stick in place.
Drop the rangoon into a deep fat fryer or hot oil in pan, and fry just until 
the dough becomes crisp (should only take a few seconds).
Let drain.  Eat with orange sauce or plain.


 

 

 





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