Open faced crab melt

Two types of cheese on top of a savory crab mixture make these open-faced sandwiches ooey-gooey good! I usually serve them for dinner, but they also make a great app when cut in half. —Donna Bennett, Bramalea, Ontario

One hurdle I’m attempting to overcome is learning to compromise/improvise when my kitchen is lacking ingredients. I’ve always been the type to follow directions to the letter, so when I…

Easy Crab Melts are perfect for entertaining! Sourdough bread is topped with fresh crab, herbs, tomato and Gruyere cheese. Delicious!

This crab melt makes a delicious open-face sandwich for lunch or finger food at parties.

This post contains affiliate links. The other day a friend and I were talking about how much we missed having lunch out, you know, actually inside a restaurant. We were both waxing nostalgic about our favorite meals at various eateries when she happened to mention a hot crab melt that she had had for lunch along side a cup of lobster bisque that was particularly memorable. I got to thinking about that, and wondered if I could make a hot crab melt of my own. Now, I haven’t had it at this…

An open faced fresh Dungeness Crab Melt with Lemon Butter Sauce and a Citrus Salad is an easy yet incredible decadent and delicious recipe.

There are many ways to use Dungeness crab meat, King Crab and other types of crab meat {for the record, Dungeness is my favorite!}. I love to use lump crab meat for Crab Louie Salads

My ds likes these with extra shredded cheese sprinkled over the top before broiling.Recipe source: Simply Seafood (Winter 1991)

Dungeness Crab Melts

Ahh the life of the recreational fishermen! Departing Birch Bay Village Marina in Blaine, we search for dungeness crab at Marine Area 7 North, in the Gulf of Georgia. We have been enjoying an open season on a Thursday through Monday schedule. Marine Area 7 North closes on September 30th. We've had a good run, soaked in lots of sun & enjoyed our time out there, but it's hard to imagine that our season will be over soon. A few hazards that we've avoided this year are lost or stolen pots. The…