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re: Can y’all post your crawfish boil recipes???
Posted on 4/11/24 at 9:05 am to SUB
Posted on 4/11/24 at 9:05 am to SUB
Big Zatarans Seasoning Jar
1 lb swamp fire seasoning
16 oz. Liquid Crab Boil
sack of little red potatoes
bag of frozen corn
7.5 oz jar of Cayenne
6 lemons
6 oranges
6 small white onions cut in half
3 lbs smoked sausage
jar bay leafs
7 oz jars of garlic powder
2 stalks of celery
hot sauce bottle
whole garlic
mushrooms
Brussel sprouts
- when water starts to boil add all seasonings, celery, onions, garlic, and citrus
- boil for ten minutes
- add potatoes let boil for ten minutes
- after ten mins, add mushrooms, brussel sprouts, sausage and let boil 5 minutes and then add crawfish
- when water starts to boil again let crawfish boil 2 minutes
- turn off fire, add frozen corn Leave off lid. Spray water on outside of pot to cool down water to 150° at least
- let soak 20 -30 mins
I usually put the things that need to boil at the same time in boil bags also to be able to separate and put in an ice chest to pick out what you want.
Question, do you guys dump potatoes, sausage, vegetables out the basket after they have boiled before you boil the crawfish ? or do you leave them in with the crawfish and also let them soak the whole time?
I was wondering if having the fixins' in the whole time would take a fair amount of the seasoning away that are meant for the crawfish. Would this make sense and if you dump them before you add the crawfish, do they soak up enough seasoning during this boil time ?
since I put in a boil bag maybe the answer is just to let soak for about 5 minutes with crawfish then pull and let the crawfish sit for the whole soak by themselves
Any suggestions appreciated.
1 lb swamp fire seasoning
16 oz. Liquid Crab Boil
sack of little red potatoes
bag of frozen corn
7.5 oz jar of Cayenne
6 lemons
6 oranges
6 small white onions cut in half
3 lbs smoked sausage
jar bay leafs
7 oz jars of garlic powder
2 stalks of celery
hot sauce bottle
whole garlic
mushrooms
Brussel sprouts
- when water starts to boil add all seasonings, celery, onions, garlic, and citrus
- boil for ten minutes
- add potatoes let boil for ten minutes
- after ten mins, add mushrooms, brussel sprouts, sausage and let boil 5 minutes and then add crawfish
- when water starts to boil again let crawfish boil 2 minutes
- turn off fire, add frozen corn Leave off lid. Spray water on outside of pot to cool down water to 150° at least
- let soak 20 -30 mins
I usually put the things that need to boil at the same time in boil bags also to be able to separate and put in an ice chest to pick out what you want.
Question, do you guys dump potatoes, sausage, vegetables out the basket after they have boiled before you boil the crawfish ? or do you leave them in with the crawfish and also let them soak the whole time?
I was wondering if having the fixins' in the whole time would take a fair amount of the seasoning away that are meant for the crawfish. Would this make sense and if you dump them before you add the crawfish, do they soak up enough seasoning during this boil time ?
since I put in a boil bag maybe the answer is just to let soak for about 5 minutes with crawfish then pull and let the crawfish sit for the whole soak by themselves
Any suggestions appreciated.
This post was edited on 4/11/24 at 9:13 am
Posted on 4/11/24 at 9:06 am to LSUfan0420
quote:
Question, do you guys dump potatoes, sausage, vegetables out the basket after they have boiled before you boil the crawfish ? or do you leave them in with the crawfish and also let them soak the whole time?
I was wondering if having the fixins' in the whole time would take a fair amount of the seasoning away that are meant for the crawfish. Would this make sense and if you dump them before you add the crawfish, do they soak up enough seasoning during this boil time ?
Leave them in. Seasoning them is what you want Don't overthink the process.
Posted on 4/11/24 at 6:26 pm to LSUfan0420
quote:
I was wondering if having the fixins' in the whole time would take a fair amount of the seasoning away that are meant for the crawfish.
I don’t believe that is how it works. The seasoned water does not become less seasoned if you leave vegetables in. The only thing that would make the seasoned water less potent is more plain water. Sure, the vegetables have water in them but the amount is negligible. So adding vegetables does not take away from the spice level that you want for your crawfish.
As someone else said, you are overthinking it.
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