Dodge Cove Oysters from Edgecomb, ME YGroup_Blackstone Why they're unique: Farming surf

Why they're unique: Farming surf clams (something that essentially has never been done before) allows us to harvest them at the perfect 'littleneck' size and essentially use them in the same way: sautéed in a pan for pasta

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How They Taste: This deepwater area produces an oyster with a bright blast of salinity up front (like Diamond Kosher salt) with dense creamy meats reminiscent of chicken thighs

Dodge Cove Oysters from Edgecomb, ME YGroup_Blackstone Why they're unique: Farming surfAvailable for a limited time only. Farmers: Eben Court Location: Damariscotta River, Edgecomb ME Size: 3" How they're grown: These legendary Maine gems are grown on a large 40 acre property in the Damariscotta River. The seed is started in their hatchery and then grown in floating upwellers before being transferred to their farm. The nutrients from the Great Salt Bay flow down the Damariscotta River, passing through granite channels, ledges, and