Video: How to Prepare Kona Crab
Kona crabs, also known as spanner crabs, are known for their sweet and mild flavor. While you can boil these crustaceans for consumption, we prefer to eat them raw and enjoy every bit of succulent flesh simply dressed with seasonings and spice.
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