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Shucking Oysters Takes Skill, Strength

Shucking Oysters Takes Skill, Strength

| July 11, 2011 | 2 Comments

Stormin’ Norman Conerly, who has been a master shucker at New Orleans’ Acme Oyster House for more than 30 years, makes oyster shucking look easy. But there are tricks to the trade. He gives us a demo.

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How to Devour the World’s Biggest Po-Boy

How to Devour the World’s Biggest Po-Boy

| March 27, 2011 | 0 Comments

Louisianians love a traditional po-boy sandwich — fried oysters on French bread. And during the recent Louisiana Oyster Jubilee, French Quarter seafood fans had about 340 feet worth of po-boy to love.

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Lunchtime lines of people waiting to dine at ACME Oyster House.

Beyond the Numbers: Oyster Supply Tells a Sobering Story

| October 27, 2010 | 1 Comment

Customers still line up outside Acme Oyster House restaurants in New Orleans each day. Yet, ACME’s Lucien Gunter says supplies of oysters – disrupted by the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico – and higher prices have created a balancing act.

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Michael "Hollywood" Broadway, shucking and jiving at the Acme Oyster House in News Orleans.

The Ringmaster at ACME Oyster House

| June 11, 2010 | 0 Comments

Despite a dwindling supply of fresh oysters because of BP’s oil spill, Michael “Hollywood” Broadway, ACME Oyster House’ senior master shucker and the baddest mother shucker from coast to coast, maintains his enthusiasm as a showman and ringmaster experienced in the media circus.

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