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Famous Crab Bombs

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### 👩‍🍳 How to Make Famous Crab Bombs

#### Step 1: Handle Crab Gently

Place your crab meat in a large bowl and **do not break it up** — the goal is to keep those beautiful chunks whole.

#### Step 2: Mix the Binder

In a separate bowl, whisk together:

* Egg
* Mayonnaise
* Dijon mustard
* Lemon juice
* Old Bay
* Parsley
* Optional hot sauce or Worcestershire

Pour the mixture gently over the crab meat.

#### Step 3: Fold Carefully

Add a very small amount of crushed crackers or panko — **just enough to bind**, not to bulk.
Gently fold everything together with a soft spatula or your hands. Don’t overmix.

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#### Step 4: Shape and Chill

Form the mixture into large, rounded balls — like baseball-size mounds (this is what makes them “bombs”).
Place on a baking sheet and **chill for 30 minutes** to help them hold together during cooking.

#### Step 5: Bake or Broil

Preheat oven to 375°F (190°C).
Brush the tops with melted butter for a golden crust.
Bake for 15–18 minutes, or until lightly golden and heated through.

**Optional:** Broil for 1–2 minutes at the end for extra browning.

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### 🍋 Serve With…

* Lemon wedges
* A light drizzle of melted butter or garlic butter
* Classic tartar sauce or remoulade
* A simple side salad, roasted asparagus, or coleslaw

### 🤩 Why They’re So Famous

* **90% crab, 10% binder** — no filler here
* **Jumbo size = impressive presentation**
* **Rich, buttery flavor** that’s restaurant-quality at home
* Perfect for holidays, date nights, or seafood lovers’ feasts

### 🧡 Final Thoughts

Once you try these **Famous Crab Bombs**, you’ll never settle for basic crab cakes again. They’re bold, beautiful, and bursting with flavor — all while being surprisingly simple to make.

So whether you’re treating yourself or impressing guests, trust us: this is one seafood recipe that *lives up to the hype*.

Want tips for freezing, reheating, or turning these into sliders or appetizers? Just ask — I’ve got plenty of ways to serve up this seafood favorite!

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