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i love dungeness crab!!
it doesnt happen very often, but somehow there was a leftover dungenees crab. i ziploced it and froze it. today i ditched work, thanks to the governor's furlough days.
 my fridge? empty, and so was my stomach. i thawed the crab, and picked through it and collected all the meat. i dressed it simple with some mayo, scallions, celery, cilantro and a perfectly ripe avocado. i toasted a sourdough roll, added lettuce for a moisture barrier. squeeze of fresh lemon juice....OMG! life is pretty good. i need to perfect some crab cakes. 
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Damn you, you got my mouth watering for this summer crab season.
There is nothing better than finding a good anchor spot, putting a frozen whole chicken in the cage, throw it over the side, go back to the cockpit and enjoy a cold bottle of white wine. In about 1-2 hours pull up cage, pick thru the catch of maybe 20-30 crab, keep the plump ones and have a great dinner, life is good. The best crab cakes seem to come from the blue crabs from Chesapeake Bay back East, they make crab cakes to perfection.
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I tend to eat the crab by itself long before I would have been able to make crab cakes.
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Vash, just form that combo into a patty and lightly sear it on both sides, I bet that they will be the best crab cakes ever! Top with a few shots of tabasco, done. Enjoy with a nice Pacific Northwest microbrew.
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Even though I live in AZ I grew up in Washington near near Dungeness Bay (on Bainbridge not far from Sequim).
There is no better seafood than Dungeness Crab! Lobster is for little girls 
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My mother lives 2 blocks from the Dungness River.....Used to stand in the river as a kid and throw salmon out onto the bank...
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There is only kind of crabs I don't like.
Think I need to hit Central Market tomorrow.
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Central Market is awesome....
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