Stone Crabs With Mustard Sauce

Stone crabs come from Florida and are only available during winter months. They are caught, one claw is cut off and the crab returned to the ocean where it’s claw will regenerate. By leaving one claw attached the crab can eat and protect itself. These are so good and are our favorite crab so if you have a chance to try them…. go for it. I use the mustard sauce all year long for sandwiches, shrimp, chicken any meat!
Stone Crabs With Mustard Sauce
Stone crabs come from Florida and are only available during winter months. They are caught, one claw is cut off and the crab returned to the ocean where it’s claw will regenerate. By leaving one claw attached the crab can eat and protect itself. These are so good and are our favorite crab so if you have a chance to try them…. go for it. I use the mustard sauce all year long for sandwiches, shrimp, chicken any meat!
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Stone Crab Claws come cooked so they can be served hot or cold with the mustard sauce and melted butter. These claws are extremely hard to crack and it is best to buy a crab claw cracker like pictured below. If you don’t have one put claws in a plastic bag and hit with a mallet. But I warn you these are very hard shells.
- 2
To serve cold place place on chilled platter with mustard sauce. However, I strongly recommend serving them hot.
- 3
To serve hot, bring a large pot with an inch of water to a boil. Insert a steamer and add the cracked crab claws and cover. Turn off heat and let claws heat up for 5 minutes. Remove claws with tongs and serve hot with melted butter and mustard sauce.
- 4
To make mustard sauce, combine all ingredients except crab and whisk well, chill to blend flavors at least 15 minutes.
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