Definition of crabmeat
: the edible part of a crab
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For silkiness: Oysters, crabmeat, lean meats, tofu, and beans have loads of iron and zinc — minerals that are crucial for keeping hair smooth.
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The white fish is stuffed with a blend of octopus, shrimp and crabmeat atop fresh chopped pico de gallo.
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Spoon about 1 tablespoon of the crabmeat mixture onto the root end of each endive leaf.
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The meatball is a mixture of pork, lump crabmeat and chopped water chestnuts.
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Lumps of crabmeat were placed on the spoon to be dipped at will into the smooth, hearty liquid.
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At the other end of the supply chain, wholesalers and retailers in places like Baltimore are scrambling to get locally sourced jumbo lump crabmeat.
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There’s not going to be hardly any Maryland crabmeat. .
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Broiled crab cakes measured up solidly — sizable lumps of crabmeat with nary a trace of filling, and a rather subtle, roasted garlic aioli for a finishing flourish.
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First Known Use of crabmeat
1876
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: the meat of a crab eaten as food
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