Memorial Day was a nice, lazy day. For the first time ever, I actually took a nap in the hammock!
Bella was right there with me and I have to admit to hoping to throw a bunch more in before we head home. Sigh.
The hub and I headed back out to Bon Secour to get our shrimpers for our annual Memorial Day Holiday grillin'. We did it up this year! (PS, if you're in the area and want the freshest seafood, go to Aquila's rather than Billy's--the better-known merchant down the river. Billy's get their shrimp from Aquila's and then raises the prices to sell!! Word up.)
Not only did we get our usual royal reds,
but we added some rock shrimp, which I had never even heard of!
On our way back, we stopped off at Tin Top grocers and got some sandwiches for lunch. Muffuletta? Oh yes! The kid and I shared a half one. As good as New Orleans' Central Market if not more betta. Per-fect. (Guess what we're having for lunch today? Uh huh, leftover Muffuletta!)
And since I was brought up on the Chesapeake Bay, I always have to add Old Bay. Always--just because, you know.
The rock shrimp were very very good. You just have to fight a little more with the shell, as it is rock hard.
And they are a little smaller than the RR. But just as good. Different but very good indeed.
To say the least, our feast left us all fat and happy.
Bella was right there with me and I have to admit to hoping to throw a bunch more in before we head home. Sigh.
The hub and I headed back out to Bon Secour to get our shrimpers for our annual Memorial Day Holiday grillin'. We did it up this year! (PS, if you're in the area and want the freshest seafood, go to Aquila's rather than Billy's--the better-known merchant down the river. Billy's get their shrimp from Aquila's and then raises the prices to sell!! Word up.)
Not only did we get our usual royal reds,
but we added some rock shrimp, which I had never even heard of!
On our way back, we stopped off at Tin Top grocers and got some sandwiches for lunch. Muffuletta? Oh yes! The kid and I shared a half one. As good as New Orleans' Central Market if not more betta. Per-fect. (Guess what we're having for lunch today? Uh huh, leftover Muffuletta!)
And since I was brought up on the Chesapeake Bay, I always have to add Old Bay. Always--just because, you know.
The rock shrimp were very very good. You just have to fight a little more with the shell, as it is rock hard.
And they are a little smaller than the RR. But just as good. Different but very good indeed.
To say the least, our feast left us all fat and happy.
xo
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3 comments:
That's what I call LIFE! I'd love to eat those shrimps and rib eyes!
Cheers,
Rosa
All your stories about the River House remind me so much of the years my parents had a home on the Chesapeak Bay.....those shrimps were yummy looking! and the hammock....heaven...all little memories in my mind of easy three day weekends on the Chesapeak! Lucky Lucky You...ENJOY
Could you pass a napkin, please.
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