Classic Mignonette
The quintessential accompaniment to freshly shucked oysters. Shallots, red wine vinegar, cracked black pepper — nothing more, nothing less.
Kitchen
From the raw bar to the cast-iron skillet — classic preparations for Long Island's finest shellfish.
The quintessential accompaniment to freshly shucked oysters. Shallots, red wine vinegar, cracked black pepper — nothing more, nothing less.
A creamy New England-style chowder made with fresh littleneck clams, Yukon potatoes, salt pork, and thyme. Served with oyster crackers.
Large oysters grilled in the half shell with compound butter, garlic, parsley, and a squeeze of lemon. Summer entertaining at its best.
Briny littleneck clams tossed with al dente linguine, white wine, garlic, crushed red pepper, and fresh parsley. A Long Island Italian classic.
Crispy cornmeal-crusted oysters on a toasted roll with shredded lettuce, pickles, and remoulade. A Southern transplant that found a home on Long Island.
Chopped clams mixed with seasoned breadcrumbs, oregano, garlic, and olive oil, baked until golden. A fixture at every Long Island Italian feast.