Fresh Prince Edward Island Mussels, 1lb.
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- Live, fresh Prince Edward Island mussels
- 1 lb. is 23-29 mussels & serves 2-3 people
- Ready to prepare & serve
- Shipped via overnight air
- Guaranteed to arrive alive
Clean: Place mussels in a colander under cold running water and scrub with a stiff brush to remove any dirt or sand.
De-beard: Pull out the fibrous “beard” thread from the shell opening.
Sort: Discard any mussels with broken shells or strong off odors. Some fresh clams or mussels may be open upon arrival; tap the shell gently and wait for it to close again. After cooking, all shells should open. Discard any that remain closed.
Note: Mussels may have a strong aroma, natural to this shellfish. If you receive fresh clams or mussels and can’t cook them that day, place them in a bowl and refrigerate for up to one day, covered with the moist pad included in the cooler.To Prepare:
- Steam for 3-5 minutes in 1" of liquid: water, wine, tomato sauce, etc., until just after they open their shell.
- Remove the beard (the membrane that stores sand and grit) by simply pulling it away from the meat.
- Serve mussels over pasta or in bowls with bread on the side to soak up the juice.
- Save the clear cooking juices to make soup or prepare sauces.
Try our recipe using thick cut bacon and fresh mussels.
Mussels, Live (Wild, PEI): (3oz. serving (85g) calories 146, calories from fat 34, total fat 3.8g, saturated fat >1g, trans fat 0g, cholesterol 48mg, sodium 314mg, total carbohydrate 6.3g, dietary fiber 0g, sugars 0g, protein 20.2g, vitamin a 5%, vitamin c 19%, calcium 2.8%, iron 31%. Wild caught, product of Prince Edward Island, Canada.
This is a whole, natural food item with no additional ingredients included.
Bring the briny flavors of the coast straight to your kitchen with Lobster Gram’s selection of premium clams and mussels. Fresh, live clams and mussels for steaming and grilling are complemented by our frozen choices, ideal for making chowder, stew, and pasta recipes. Whether you are planning a clambake or seafood boil, our clams and mussels make simple preparations unforgettable. Serve them alongside lobster tails, crab legs, or grilled fish—or let them take center stage with crusty bread for soaking up every last drop of broth.