And now a public service announcement for lovers of crab, like me! Stone crab season is here and Fulton’s Crab House is taking advantage of these succulent claws. To kick off the stone crab run in Key West, Fulton’s will be offering stone crab menu specials from October 21st through November 30th.
These juicy crab specials can be served as an appetizer or entrée and include traditional Chilled Stone Crab Claws, served with cilantro lime and key lime mustard sauce and Cracked Stone Crab Claws, oven roasted with white wine garlic butter.
Other specials include Key West Conch Fritters with Lemon Garlic Aioli ($9.95), Bohemian Style Conch Chowder ($6.95), Key West Whole Yellowtail Snapper ($29.95), ½ pound Peel and eat Key West Spiced Shrimp ($16.95) and Chocolate Key Lime Pie On A Stick ($5.95).
The stone crab specials will be served daily for dinner from 4 p.m. – 11 p.m. from October 21st – November 30th.
About Stone Crab Season
Stone crab season opens October 15th each year and runs through May 15th. The majority of Florida stone crab claws are commercially harvested off the southern tip of Florida’s peninsula from Sarasota to Fort Lauderdale. Stone crabs are harvested for their mouth-watering claws and only the claws of the stone crab are removed. The stone crab is then returned to the water where it will regenerate new claws within 18 months.
Stone crab claws are cooked immediately after harvest, and sold either fresh cooked or frozen. Fresh cooked can be eaten within three to four days if packed in ice or stored in the coldest part of a refrigerator.
About Fulton’s Crab House
The freshest catch from around the world turns up in the inspired dishes of the nautically themed Fulton’s Crab House located at Downtown Disney® Pleasure Island at the Walt Disney World® Resort. Snow crab, blue crab and Alaska King Crab are specialties on the three dining decks of the grand Empress Lilly Riverboat, named for Walt Disney’s wife, Lilly. Each deck offers an expansive view of the Downtown Disney waterfront, and guests can book special-event dining on the riverboat’s third floor.
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um, isn’t that probably “bahamian style conch chowder”?
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