200gm / 7ozrindless bacon (diced into small pieces)(NOTE 2)
FOR THE SAUCE
1½ tbsp (30ml / 1oz)Worcestershire sauce(NOTE 3)
2 tbsp (40ml / 1.4floz)tomato sauce or ketchup
⅛tsptabasco sauce (optional)(NOTE 4)
⅛tspsalt
⅛tspfreshly ground pepper
Instructions
Preheat the grill / broil element of the oven on high. Place crumpled foil on a baking tray to prevent oysters from tipping. Place the oysters upright onto the foil. Chop the bacon into small pieces.
In a small bowl, mix all the sauce ingredients until combined. Spoon approximately a teaspoon of sauce over each oyster.
Place the bacon over the sauce, gently pressing the bacon into the oyster shell. Grill the oysters for 5 to 8 minutes or until the bacon is crispy and cooked through, then serve immediately.
Notes
(NOTE 1) Pacific Oysters - These oysters were originally from Japan and the Pacific coast of Asia, it's now farmed around the world. Pacific oysters are quite large and meaty, with a mild taste of the sea. If Pacific oysters aren't available, any large, raw, and super fresh oyster variety will do. Rinse the oysters clean and serve them in their half shell.(NOTE 2) Rindless bacon - My favourite bacon is streaky, as I like the ratio of fat to meat. However, all kinds of rindless bacon will work.(NOTE 3) Worcestershire sauce has a unique vinegary, sweet and savoury flavour that goes fantastic with meats and seafood.(NOTE 4) Tabasco sauce - To add some kick to my Oysters Kilpatrick, I like to add a few drops of Tabasco sauce to the mix, but this is optional and can be omitted.Cooking measurements are in Australian standard spoon and cup measurements.A Third-Party Application calculated the calories and nutritional information. Please use this as an approximate guide only.