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WOW! I just got an incredible Christmas present - fresh, flown in from the coast,  Alaskan king crab legs!!!!! REAL seafood here in the middle of the country! I've been looking up the best way to cook it and it looks like 10 minutes in a 350 oven, in a baking dish with a little bit of water is not only easiest, but best tasting. (They say boiling makes them soggy, and steaming them is OK IF you have a big enough pot.)

I'll be leaving the shop a little early tonight, so think of me around 5:30 mountain time tonight. And if you listen very carefully you might just hear my "ummmm!" from here.

Merry Christmas, and happy New Year everybody!


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Merry Christmas Bartful and and everyone else too! :)

squirmingitch Veteran

Merry Christmas to all!

Barty, enjoy the crab legs.

anyana Apprentice

Merry Christmas everyone!

icelandgirl Proficient

Sounds delicious!!

Merry Christmas to all and many thanks for all of the support this year!

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