CRABS - When can we eat em?
I'm a Maryland Crab lover, too! I am very happy to tell you that crabmeat is one of the best things we can eat! I had my surgery last July (2008) and went to a crab feast in September and had a ball! Of course, I couldn't eat too much, but now that I am 9 months out, I can tolerate a good amount of crabmeat! In fact, I made crabcakes for dinner last night! Lots of protein and easy to eat! Yay, Marylanders! Can't wait for more crabs this year!
I had an invite to go to Kent Island narrows via a nice 48 bayliner with some friends in search of crabs. I told them I maybe able to get one in, so I did'nt have to buy LOL Thats it 2 claws and part of right side. Very sweet and a complete different taste. At 6mos out, I'am expermiting with most foods. Its the quantity that blow me away. I ready for another FREE crab trip. I can pick over the left overs. LOL try shrimp, fresh (clear eyed) fish, and albacore
Good luck
Good luck
While crab meat is an acceptable food, you are only a short distance from surgery. I do not recommend having this until you are in the solid food stage as directed by your surgeon/nutritionist. The vinegar might also be harsh for your healing insides right now. If you decide to try it anyway, please be very cautious and only try a small amount. Then wait and see how you react to it. If by chance you have a negative reaction, it might only be because it is so soon post-op. Sometimes, we react to certain foods negatively at first, but then fine later on. This is an individual thing. Everyone is different.
Enjoy your holiday!
Debbie
Enjoy your holiday!
Debbie
Assuming you get the same 2 weeks to solids that I did - I would say two weeks after surgery! On my two date from surgery we went to Chili's and I had grilled shrimp... I did fine with that, and crab is usually softer. But I haven't had many food issues. I say when Dr. A says you can AND your body feels like you are ready to step into your next stage of foods.
I lived in Maryland for 3 years, and have been driving to Maryland at least 5 days a week for the past 5 years, and you know I have never had a Maryland crab :( I don't even know how to eat them! Someone needs to educate me on how to do this, or take me to lunch somewhere! LOL
I lived in Maryland for 3 years, and have been driving to Maryland at least 5 days a week for the past 5 years, and you know I have never had a Maryland crab :( I don't even know how to eat them! Someone needs to educate me on how to do this, or take me to lunch somewhere! LOL
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You live in Maryland, & frequented maryland for how long & have NOT had a Maryland Blue Crab?!?!?!?!?!?!?! Awww honey, you have been deprived! I will be having a crab feast this summer, & you will have to travel onto this side of the bridge for some steamed crabs! I can almost bet, if your pouch likes them, you will be in love
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You live in Maryland, & frequented maryland for how long & have NOT had a Maryland Blue Crab?!?!?!?!?!?!?! Awww honey, you have been deprived! I will be having a crab feast this summer, & you will have to travel onto this side of the bridge for some steamed crabs! I can almost bet, if your pouch likes them, you will be in love
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