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Thank you to Keith
indaswamp
for helping me with this. I used his recipe & followed it to a tee. Here is the recipe:
We got all the ingredients ready while the water came to a boil.
Once the water got to a good rolling boil we put the spices in, turned the heat down & let them cook for 20 minutes.
Next we put in everything else except the corn & crawfish and let them cook for 10 minutes.
Now the star of the show! Of course that would be me
.
Into the jacuzzi they go!
This where I did change one thing, we didn’t put the frozen corn in with the crawfish.
After returning to a boil we cooked them for 5 minutes.
Then turned off the fire, and added the frozen corn, 1 stick of frozen butter (not in original recipe), and a couple of pounds of ice.
Covered it up & let it soak for 30 minutes.
After 30 minutes it’s time to see how good we did!
This experience was a whole lot of fun. Not only was it fun, but it was easy & fast. For me when something works well the first time it really is unusual. I always have something to say that I would change. Not this time, I wouldn’t change a thing. Since the season is about over, I guess my next boil will be a shrimp boil! Thank you again Keith for the inspiration & the help. Happy Father’s Day to all you Dad’s out there!
Al
indaswamp
for helping me with this. I used his recipe & followed it to a tee. Here is the recipe:
We got all the ingredients ready while the water came to a boil.
Once the water got to a good rolling boil we put the spices in, turned the heat down & let them cook for 20 minutes.
Next we put in everything else except the corn & crawfish and let them cook for 10 minutes.
Now the star of the show! Of course that would be me
.
Into the jacuzzi they go!
This where I did change one thing, we didn’t put the frozen corn in with the crawfish.
After returning to a boil we cooked them for 5 minutes.
Then turned off the fire, and added the frozen corn, 1 stick of frozen butter (not in original recipe), and a couple of pounds of ice.
Covered it up & let it soak for 30 minutes.
After 30 minutes it’s time to see how good we did!
This experience was a whole lot of fun. Not only was it fun, but it was easy & fast. For me when something works well the first time it really is unusual. I always have something to say that I would change. Not this time, I wouldn’t change a thing. Since the season is about over, I guess my next boil will be a shrimp boil! Thank you again Keith for the inspiration & the help. Happy Father’s Day to all you Dad’s out there!
Al
