For an even richer flavor, consider using oyster liquor (the liquid from freshly shucked oysters) in place of some of the water. If using fresh oysters, shuck them yourself and strain the liquor through a fine-mesh sieve before adding it to the stew. Do not overcook the oysters, as they will become tough and rubbery. They are done when their edges begin to curl. For a smoother stew, you can use an immersion blender to partially blend the vegetables before adding the oysters. Be careful not to over-blend. Serve with crusty bread for dipping into the creamy broth.
Kris Feest
Jun 25, 2025This stew is so easy to make, and it tastes fantastic! My family loved it.
Geovanny Connellyvonrueden
Apr 17, 2025I have made this recipe multiple times, and it's always a hit!
Marty Koss
Jan 29, 2025The recipe was easy to follow, and the stew was delicious. Thank you!
Lexi Dietrich
Jan 14, 2025I used Yukon gold potatoes instead of russet, and they worked perfectly.
Elnora Jerde
Jan 6, 2025I added a splash of sherry to the stew at the end, and it really elevated the flavor.