And the award goes to...Crab Stuffed New Potatoes.They are simply as good as they look. And popular.
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Are you affected at all by the recent changes in the availability of visas for crabhouse workers? Will this free up crabmeat supplies at all?
ReplyDeleteWe'll see. Part of the problem this summer seems to be that a bushel of crabs is bringing more than normal, making it difficult for the picking houses to make money on the crabmeat after paying for the crabs and the pickers. I'll ask Frank about it on Thursday.
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