Quickly Baked Giga Oysters from Limfjord (Denmark) and Italian Wines

Oysters? You can love them or hate them!

In our recipe we prepared the oysters to make you love them, adding a teaspoon of sour cream and a drizzle of Parmigiano Reggiano cheese. The oysters in themselves are an aphrodisiac but by adding some Parmigiano, you’ll just find yourself falling in love with them.

If you would like to know more about these giga oysters and what impact they are having on the natural eco – marine – system take a look at bluelobster.app.

Quickly Baked Giga Oysters from Limfjord (Denmark)

🍷 Francesca & Marinella🍴

RECIPE

Baked Giga Oysters

SERVINGS: 4
Preparation Time: 5 minCooking Time: 5 min
TOTAL TIME:
10 min

Quickly Baked Oysters and wine

INGREDIENTS

  • 16 oysters, opened
  • 16 teaspoons sour cream
  • 16 teaspoons of fresh grated Parmigiano Reggiano
  • fresh parsley, chopped, to taste

METHOD

Quickly Baked Giga Oysters from Limfjord (Denmark) and Italian Wines

  • Pre – heat the oven in grill – mode at the maximum temperature.
  • Place the oysters into a baking trail. Top each oyster with a teaspoon of sour cream, and dust with a teaspoon of Parmigiano Reggiano.
  • Place the trail in the oven under the grill for about 5 min, until the oysters are lightly golden. Add some fresh parsley and serve warm.
  • Enjoy these oysters with a glass of cold Italian wine.

PAIRING FOOD – WINE by VINIMONDODK

  • One of our favourite pairing is the elegant, golden colored and with balanced flavors of spicy wood Verdicchio of JesiBucci Cantine Bassoli.
  • Our second suggestion is the silky and intense Lambrusco Rose with its notes of violet, cherry and raspberry.
  • Last but not least, another perfect pairing is a glass of fine bubbles of Prosecco La Gioiosa, made in Treviso area with Glera grapes. Floral aromas, notes of freshly cut grass, scent of green apples matches perfectly with oysters-based recipes.
Quickly Baked Giga Oysters from Limfjord (Denmark) and Italian Wines

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