Grilled Prosciutto Wrapped Oysters

• WHAT YOU WILL NEED
• Fresh small sized oysters - save the nectar
• Prosciutto - sliced thin for wrapping
• Olive oil
• Heavy Duty foil
• A grill, with cover
• Briquettes - preferably the hardwood coals

1. Light the coals and mound them on one side of the fire grate; keep the bottom vents completely open, the coals will be just right when covered in a light gray ash.
2. Make a rimmed square out of foil, large enough for the amount of oysters you are grilling.
3. Rinse the oysters to get any sand out.rnWrap each oyster with prosciutto - wrap a couple times around works best, but not necessary.
4. Spritz the foil with olive oil, line up the oysters and drizzle with some of the oyster nectar.
5. When the coals are ready - covered in a light gray ash, close the bottom vents half way.rnPut the cooking grate in place. Place the oysters over direct heat, uncovered, for about 10 minutes.
6. Move the oysters over to the side and put the lid on the grill, keep the top vents half open directly over the oysters to help draw the heat and smoke past them.
7. Cook to your preference. The oyster is cooked when the juice in the oyster begins to bubble. If you like them well done, cook a little longer, but don't let they dry out, too much.

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Taken from food52.com/recipes/18516-grilled-prosciutto-wrapped-oysters (may not work)