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jmcquown wrote:
> I have a 1 lb. pkg. of crawfish tailmeat in the freezer. Mardi Gras is > just around the corner and while I don't care about that, seems like a > good time to use the crawfish. > > Anyone have any other ideas? If this is your first time, I would recommend just doing a boil with an equal mix of water and vinegar and add a bit of seasoning to the liquid. Either Old Bay or some Cajon seasoning mix. Very little liquid/spice mix too. Just about 1/2 inch in a small pot and the meat should tower above that. Bring that to a boil then add the mudbugs and a lid on top. After about a minute, stir it all then cover again. Do that again and by then they should all be boiled/steamed nicely. One warning. I bought a frozen bag of these once. Turned out they were from China, not the US South. That bag was so freezer-burned that the meat had totally dried up and I got nothing out of it. You might want to microwave just one to make sure it's ok before planning a meal. |
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