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re: Official Crawfish Recipe Thread
Posted on 3/13/10 at 6:53 am to TJG210
Posted on 3/13/10 at 6:53 am to TJG210
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Why is it that people are obsessed with adding ice/water...etc. after boiling? All you are doing is dilluting the seasoned water. I've been boiling for close to 20 years and I've never once had peeling problems due to them being in the water too long.
Cooling the crawfish make them absorb more seasoning, has nothing to do with peeling.
Posted on 3/13/10 at 8:15 am to yellowfin
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Cooling the crawfish make them absorb more seasoning, has nothing to do with peeling
I have wondered about this too, does this have any scientific backing or is it just drunk logic? Seems to me if something is hot it would cause a dilation of pores etc. and allow for more seasoning to absorb vs. something cool. Now if you are trying to stop the cooking process b/c you are afraid you have cooked them too long and still need them to soak more that is another thing, but I allow for a long soak with my cook time so it is not a factor for me. I feel it is one of those things that some people just do, I would like to do a blind taste test of crawfish coming out of the same batch and see if it makes a diffrence?
Posted on 3/13/10 at 9:34 am to yellowfin
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Cooling the crawfish make them absorb more seasoning, has nothing to do with peeling.
Just as any piece of meat absorbs it's juices when it is allowed to cool.
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