Boiling is one of the best ways to cook crab legs. The water gets in between the cooked meat and the shell, keeping ...

Few food experiences can compare to the pure joy of cracking open a newly purchased crab leg and enjoying the sweet, delicate ...

Crab legs are a familiar sight at restaurants and raw bars, piled high over a bed of ice on cold seafood platters or arranged on buffet tables at weddings and other big parties. They're the kind of ...

Boiling crab legs makes creating a special-occasion meal a cinch! If you know how to boil water, you basically already know how to cook crab legs. So we'll show you how to get the meat out of the legs ...

This recipe won Tundra Telegraph's Great Alaskan Recipes contest. One day my friend Carla calls my friend Bree and asks if she can borrow a big stock pot. Bree said that she could so we headed over to ...

Have you shied away from buying or cooking crab legs because you don’t know how to prepare or eat them properly? Don’t worry, we’re here to help! Learn below. Did you know that the Bacchanal Buffet at ...

Instructions: Heat grill to medium-high heat using the indirect method with the coals set to one side, creating a hot and cool zone. For a gas grill, light two burners on one end. Place crab legs ...

Fresh crabs are ample during the summer, giving you the tasty opportunity to cook them whole instead of hiding their delicious meat in crab cakes. Imagine the succulence as you crack open those crab ...

Sweet, succulent crabmeat is one of nature’s greatest gifts to the dinner table. Cracking that crab without slicing open your hands, however? It can be tricky (especially after a few glasses of ...