
What's better than a fresh raw oyster? Is it an added drop or two of horseradish? Some cocktail sauce? Maybe. But a generous spoonful of this spicy mignonette sauce created by Jeremy Sewall, from Eastern Standard and Lineage, makes the most delicious raw oysters better by far. The right amount of minced jalapeños and a quick lesson in how to shuck oysters and you're good to go.
Jeremy Sewall attended the Culinary Institute of America in New York, worked at the White Barn Inn in Kennebunkport, Maine, and spent time in Europe. With his extensive culinary experience and deep New England roots, he returned to Boston where he met and married Lisa, a pastry chef. After a stint at Great Bay restaurant, he opened Lineage in Brookline's Coolidge Corner. As well, Jeremy is Collaborating Executive Chef at Eastern Standard, a Fenway Park-area favorite restaurant, and is currently running the show at Island Creek Oyster Bar.
What's better than a fresh raw oyster? Is it an added drop or two of horseradish? Some cocktail sauce? Maybe. But a generous spoonful of this spicy mignonette sauce created by Jeremy Sewall, from Eastern Standard and Lineage, makes the most delicious raw oysters better by far. The right amount of minced jalapeños and a quick lesson in how to shuck oysters and you're good to go.
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