This is a new creation with fried oysters, taking them to a place they have never been before. INGREDIENTS HOW TO PREPARE Note: Oysters may be pan fried instead of barbequed. Oysters may be skewered (fold if necessary), or placed on vented foil to BBQ. Goose Point Western BBQ Sauce HOW TO PREPARE Combine all…More
The Oystery here at Goose Point has been running on limited hours and inventory, since reopening after the Covid-19 shutdown. We are excited to welcome our guests back to full operations on the dock complete with picnic tables, BBQ’s, cold libations, and great shellfish! The health and safety of all our customers, as well as…More
Originally published at Food and Drink International 2019 – https://www.fooddrink-magazine.com/sections/producers/2534-nisbet-oyster-co-goose-point-oyster In an effort to further improve the quality of its Goose Point Oysters and drive sustainability, Nisbet Oyster Co. has invested into new technology. In the past 10 years, the family-owned company has entered its second generation of family involvement and entered a new era. “We are…More
Oysters are such a spectacular add on to large gatherings! Not sure how to add them to your Thanksgiving dinner? Here are a few ideas: Oyster Stuffing 4 T. butter 1 onion diced 2 ribs celery diced 4 cups stale bread diced 1 cup oysters chopped, liquor reserved 1/2 cup pine nuts toasted 2 T. fresh parsley minced 1 t. basil 1/2 t. paprika 1/2 t. salt 1 cup chicken or garlic broth 3 eggs View Source and Directions here. Oyster Casserole 2…More
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Hawaiian Shellfish, subsidiary owned by Willapa Bay, Washington-based Nisbet Oyster Co. will now produce 75 percent of its own energy Solar panels at Hawaiian Shellfish in Kea’au, Hawaii, provide 75 percent of oyster hatchery’s energy. Photo Credit: ProVision Solar, 2017 Hawaiian Shellfish Nisbet Oyster Co. ProVision Solar Craft3 PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June…More
A Wonderful Partnership Evolves The Nisbet Oyster Co., Inc. is working with the Oregon State University Seafood Laboratory to continue to develop more Fresher Under Pressure oyster products. Stay tuned, we intend to stay on the forefront of technological advances in the shellfish industry to maintain the quality and safety of our oyster products.
A New Dredge for Our Growing Farm The Nisbet Oyster Co., Inc. welcomed the NANCY N., a new oyster dredge, to the company’s 500-acre family farm. The project began in June of 2008 at J&H Boatworks, Inc. in Astoria, OR. Owner David Nisbet designed the NANCY N. based on Nisbet Oysters Co., Inc.’s traditional 1941…More