Crab Imperial

Time

prep 0:10       total 0:30

Yield

4 to 5 servings

Ingredients

Ingredients

1/4 cup onion, diced
1/4 cup green pepper, diced
2 cups fresh bread, crust removed and cubed
1 tbsp. Old Bay seasoning
3 tbsp. Worcestershire sauce
1 cup mayonnaise
1 lb. backfin crabmeat, shells removed

Instructions

Sauté onions and peppers in a small amount of butter until soft. Put into a bowl. Add Worcestershire sauce, Old Bay, bread cubes and mayonnaise. Mix to combine ingredients. Add crabmeat and gently toss to mix. Put into individual serving dishes. Bake at 350°F for 15-20 minutes. Finish under broiler until golden brown.

Author's Comments

I use this for stuffed flounder, stuffed mushrooms and baked crab imperial at the restaurant I run. Always get lots of complements on it.

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10 Recipe Reviews

brooke

brooke reviewed Crab Imperial on September 2, 2000

This recipe was terrible. There is too much mayo. It comes out of the oven greasy and oily. This recipe should not be on this website as it shames the other great ones here.

fredrick

fredrick reviewed Crab Imperial on September 11, 2000

i thought this was a wonderfull recipe.
i put it inbetween flounder and it was the best stuffed flounder i ever had.
everyone should try this one.

twidel

twidel reviewed Crab Imperial on October 14, 2000

this was very easy and delicious.
brooke must be brain impaired or not able to follow simple directions.
i liked this a lot and so did my guest.

Mary Lou

Mary Lou reviewed Crab Imperial on October 20, 2000

This is the best crab Imperial recipe that I have ever ate.Brook probably made the same mistake I did the first time I made it,cooked it too long and didn't add enough bread.If you follow the recipe exactly it turns out perfect.

Lori

Lori reviewed Crab Imperial on March 15, 2004

This was an excellent recipie. Brooke had to have made a mistake. Mine did not come out greasy at all. My family loved it. I put it on top of flounder.

Mary Jane

Mary Jane reviewed Crab Imperial on April 12, 2004

Oh this was just plain nasty. Oily and greasy. I am a chef, so more than able to follow simple directions.
This is a terrible recipe

Tom

Tom reviewed Crab Imperial on July 6, 2004

This recipe was absoulutly perfect. I put it on top of some filet, my guest went crazy over it.

pam kunaniec

pam kunaniec reviewed Crab Imperial on August 1, 2004

We live in Baltimore. You NEVER put green pepper in any crab dish it is too strong of a flavor for the delicate crab.

raven

raven reviewed Crab Imperial on April 28, 2008

raven

raven reviewed Crab Imperial on April 28, 2008

we used this for stuffed flounder. three words. yum, yum yum.