How Do You Set A Table For A Crab Feast?
Properly preparing a table for a crab feast is necessary to ensure the longevity of your table, along with the comfort of your guests. Gathers lots of newspaper or brown roll paper, paper towels, and, of course, crabs! Step 1 Gather old newspaper or purchase a large roll of heavy brown paper to layout over a table (preferably, an outside table…). If using newspaper, add at least 6 or 7 layers of paper as there’s a lot of water produced and any fewer layers will soak right through. Step 2 Set each place with a crab mallet along with a knife. Additionally, although it’s not well known or used, a nutcracker will work beautifully to crack through the tough crab claws so go ahead and add one to each setting (be prepared to be called a ‘woosie’ but watch your guests catch on…). Step 3 Set out a bowls of white vinegar and melted butter between each two guests along with a full roll of paper towels for their ease of use. Plates are generally not needed although you can add paper plates to
