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Location:Mandeville
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Registered on:6/10/2013
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I let the water come to a rolling boil and then time for 2-3 minutes depending on the size of the crawfish. Larger-3 mins, smaller- 2 mins. I like the meat to boil for at least 2 mins to prevent hard rubbery meat. I then add ice to halt the cooking process. Now I can soak for an hour without worr...
quote: [quote]It has less salt than most leading brands but you will never miss it.[/quote] [quote]Do not want.[/quote] You can always add salt to fit your flavor profile. Its the cheapest ingredient out there. Our salt level is just below LA seafood co. But we add a lot of other ingredient...
If you live in South East Louisiana, check out the UNO crawfish Mambo cook-off. you will be able to sample our product. We try to compete in as many cook-offs as possible to demonstrate our product. ...
Try Geaux Creole. You can order it and your live crawfish online. we will ship it to any airport South West flies...
After chairing a crawfish cook-off in for 5 years and learning secrets from 25 -30 team captains, I developed an award-winning blend and put it on the market. its called Geaux Creole seafood boil. It has less salt than most leading brands but you will never miss it. There are 16 different herbs an...
I use ice to halt the cooking process. This allows me to soak for much longer to get the most out of my seasoning. I also start with a lot less water than most people because I know I will be adding 10 lbs of ice to one sack of crawfish....