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re: The Origin of Crawfish Etouffee

Posted on 9/13/09 at 7:22 pm to
Posted by andouille
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Posted on 9/13/09 at 7:22 pm to
Etouffe is a basic cooking technique, the word of course means smothered, so that information would seem to me to mean it was the first commercial version using crawfish on a menu, that sounds accurate. I think the poster who thought it was actually much older is likely correct.

I use the same recipe for shrimp, fish, even chicken breast strips. Any light meat that cooks quickly.
Posted by Stadium Rat
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Posted on 9/13/09 at 7:30 pm to
I agree that it is probably older, at least in private homes. After all, it's a pretty simple dish, and Acadians were a pretty closed community back then.

If you look at the second link, the originators first called it crawfish court bouillon, but it was popularized under a different name "by accident".
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