


The oyster family's outlier — thick, dense stems with a small cap. Firm, almost scallop-like texture that holds up beautifully to high-heat cooking.
Unlike other oysters, P. eryngii grows as a dense central stem with a relatively small cap. The texture is firm but never chewy — it holds its shape through high-heat cooking and develops a beautiful golden crust when seared. Great texture. Slice the stems into rounds and sear in butter for a result that's genuinely comparable to scallops. Our strain was cloned from a Korean grocery store import.