Food Question of the WeeK: How do you like your Crabs cooked?


A friend of mine gave some fresh live crabs from Surigao.  I love crabs and I know may people do. I just want to know how you want your crabs cooked.  Do you have a recipe for the most delicious crabs ever? Please Comment and Share. ;)

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