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re: Whats your tried and true crawfish boil method?
Posted on 4/18/22 at 3:27 pm to Tigerpaw123
Posted on 4/18/22 at 3:27 pm to Tigerpaw123
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Cook em till they float, soak em till they sink
I only started boiling myself during Rona. And this is pretty much what I did. Once they were floating, I cut the flame, and let them soak. Came out fine to me.
Posted on 4/18/22 at 4:37 pm to BlackPot
Why soak? It’s not they will absorb anymore seasoned water than while being boiled.
Posted on 4/18/22 at 5:45 pm to joeleblanc
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Why soak? It’s not they will absorb anymore seasoned water than while being boiled.
lol
Posted on 4/25/22 at 1:23 pm to Doug_H
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Got a buddy that uses 2 pots.
Pot 1 he puts all of his seasonings in, boils it for a few minutes to get the water right, then pulls that pot off to the side.
Pot 2 is just plain water. Gets water to boil, drop in crawfish, kills it once it starts to boil again. Then transfers cooked crawfish to soak in Pot 1 for 30min.
He and his old man been boiling like that for years, he says it stays very consistent with his seasoning and taste that way
This is the method that I do now after trying all kind of different way to cool down the water. I used ice, frozen gallons of water, etc. I haven't tried the Boil Boss, but I don't really like how it works. Plus, the crawfish seems to be more cleaner.
One thing that someone recommend is add a couple cup of salt to the plain water pot. This supposedly help the tails to absorb more seasonings during the soaking phase. I will try this method.
I also read that some steam the crawfish with the 1st pot and then soak with the second pot.
Posted on 4/25/22 at 11:38 pm to StrikerZ
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This is the method that I do now after trying all kind of different way to cool down the water. I used ice, frozen gallons of water, etc. I haven't tried the Boil Boss, but I don't really like how it works. Plus, the crawfish seems to be more cleaner. One thing that someone recommend is add a couple cup of salt to the plain water pot. This supposedly help the tails to absorb more seasonings during the soaking phase. I will try this method. I also read that some steam the crawfish with the 1st pot and then soak with the second pot.
Everything you said here is too exotic and too much extra work/cleaning or me. If you have multiple sacks, add water when needed and more liquid than shake because the salt stays in the pot. Don’t make an unnecessary mudhole in the yard with some pot cooling gimmick. Just do what crawking posted and stay golden pony boy. Down to the newspaper on table instead of ice chests and individual platters. Why clean all that shite up? Clean some tables and pots and you’re done rather than people roaming around randomly dropping shells outside the eating area.
Clean crawfish is probably the most important so get them clean before they hit the pot. Test frequently as they soak to get them how you want. Adjust seasoning according next boil.
Posted on 4/25/22 at 11:53 pm to Tuco Pacifico
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Clean crawfish is probably the most important so get them clean before they hit the pot.
100%
Posted on 2/14/23 at 3:54 pm to mpar98
BR Method
Water
Seasoning with too much salt
Add:
Crawfish
Tomatoes
Lemons
Oranges
Pineapples
Mango
Artichokes
Mushrooms
Green beans
Brussel sprouts
Carrots
Jambalaya mix
Boil 20 minutes
Reduce fire
Add 10 pounds ice to dilute seasoning.
Soak until the crawfish are either mushy or rubber band consistency.
Enjoy
Water
Seasoning with too much salt
Add:
Crawfish
Tomatoes
Lemons
Oranges
Pineapples
Mango
Artichokes
Mushrooms
Green beans
Brussel sprouts
Carrots
Jambalaya mix
Boil 20 minutes
Reduce fire
Add 10 pounds ice to dilute seasoning.
Soak until the crawfish are either mushy or rubber band consistency.
Enjoy
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