What could be a better sight than a table loaded with boiled crawfish and all the trimmings.This Cajun treat was from my sister's house in New Orleans over Mardi Gras -- pour the batch out on the table and everybody gather around.Be sure to catch all the extras in there. On the left is boiled potatoes -- great just like that, or save them for the next day for hash browns or potato salad. On the right, you see the little piece of white -- that's an onion, grab it fast.
The green on the right and other places is celery --oh, like you have never tasted celery before. There are pieces of garlic and lemon in there but you can't make them out.
Okay, now that you have read all that, things have cooled down just a bit, everybody gather, round and dig in... that is, start pinching tails.
--steve buser
This photo has made my mouth water. Yum!
ReplyDeleteI wish to register a complaint. I was just thinking/wondering what I'd have for dinner. Plate of pasta, as per normal, no doubt - and then I saw this! So I hope you feel sorry for me...
ReplyDeleteGreat photo of something I wish was HERE!
Crawfish are back in season, yay!
ReplyDeleteI think the test of a real cajun is whether you eat the heads or not.
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ReplyDeleteThis looks so GOOD! I'm officially jealous!
ReplyDeleteHmmm...I can eat all that in one sitting! Yum and the colors are so lively!
ReplyDeleteI don't even eat these animals but the colours are spectacular!
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I know these taste good, but they just look so creepy crawly!
ReplyDeleteDo crawfish taste like lobster?
ReplyDeleteThe color is striking! Nice photo.
Yum! I like the red color - nice photo.
ReplyDeleteOooohhh....I do miss a good crawfish boil. But back then,
ReplyDeleteI was a struggling poor student in college back then and going out to a crawfish boil (at outdoor restaurants) was such an expensive extravagence. So I only get to eat them when I get invited to friends' parties.
Great stuff!!
I can't wait until May. My sister overnights 150 lbs to Annapolis, MD for an annual boil. It even made the paper one year.
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