Mmmmm, extra cholesterol, my favorite!We grilling out tonight so I cubed a stick of butter in the ground beef then salt and black pepper before patting out the burgers .
Mmmmm, extra cholesterol, my favorite!We grilling out tonight so I cubed a stick of butter in the ground beef then salt and black pepper before patting out the burgers .
They were great , it changes the way the meat cooks and great flavor . Problem is there was no leftovers .Mmmmm, extra cholesterol, my favorite!
Today for lunch, I was in a mood for a fried shrimp Po'boy
So how exactly do you eat a crawfish anyways?This is what I did for the Mother's in my life. Its what they wanted.
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How did the cow fare?We had plans for a nice steak dinner today for mother's day. Instead we spent all day at the vets trying to save a cow that prolasped. It was a 9 hour round trip so we stopped for pizza on the way home.
So how exactly do you eat a crawfish anyways?
So how exactly do you eat a crawfish anyways?
I sometimes have to break open the first ring or two to get it to come out whole. But once you know how, you won't starve to death trying to eat them as some people claim. Also, there is an art to breaking it open so as to keep the tail meat in one piece.
The cow is doing pretty good today. A neighboring rancher gave me a calf today that lost his mother a couple days ago. We're trying to graph him to the cow. I cut the hide off the dead calf and sewed it on the new calf in hopes that she'll accept him.How did the cow fare?
I’m not so sure about sucking the head out part, but I will try the tail part the next time I get a chance.Well first thing is to have them boiled by a Master of the Art. Grab a crawfish with your hand of preference by the head with head facing inward to the palm, then place your other hand over the tail and break apart where head and tail meet. Then with your hand holding the head, you can squeeze and suck out the tasty juices and fat from the head.
Then with your hand holding the tail, with its thumb under the tail where it meets the tail fin. You put the end with the exsposed meat to your mouth, gently grabbing all of the exsposed meat with your teeth while pushing upward with your thumb from the underside of the tail above the tail fin at the same time.
Your pulling with your teeth at the same time your pushing from the other end with your thumb. The crawfish should slide right out into your mouth if they where boiled properly. No peeling necessary and each one can take no more than 3 seconds from grabbing it until it's in your mouth.
I haven't had a properly boiled crawfish since the 1970s in Mississippi. My next door neighbor's brother was part owner of a refrigerated trucking company, and when it was crawfish season they would bring back burlap sacks full still alive on trips down to Louisiana, and we would have have a proper crawfish boil.Yeah some people peel part of the shell to get the meat out. If they are boiled properly you don't have to peel them at all. I can remove the entire tail into my mouth at a rate of one per 1 to 1.5 seconds.
I have a bunch of crawfish traps loaded up in my boat waiting to go. Some of the lakes and rivers around here have some very large crawfish. I'm looking forward to getting out and filling up a couple coolers. Once I catch the crawfish I leave them in a bucket of water overnight to "purge". Good eating little critters.
I'm always willing to try new things. When I bring the crawfish home and put them in bucket over night, usually several buckets, any that die get tossed in the garden. I really don't like the southern method of boiling in a spicy concoction, but prefer boiling in plain water. Maybe with a little salt is all. I like to pick all the meat and put on salads, dip in melted butter or cocktail sauce. The rest of the meat gets placed in zip lock baggies and frozen for later.Do not put them in a bucket of water overnight, you will drown the ones on the bottom. They need air. Instead put them in a sack or container where they can all get out of any water and keep them damp and cool. To purge them submerge them briefly in salt water, it will make them regurgitate. It's not neccessary, it's a option. If you have any questions on how to boil them properly just ask.
That's fine, a natural mild taste is good for how you eat them. I would suggest some salt and bay leaf for such a taste. I would only boil live crawfish. Try to keep as many alive as possible by giving them a means to get above the water.I'm always willing to try new things. When I bring the crawfish home and put them in bucket over night, usually several buckets, any that die get tossed in the garden. I really don't like the southern method of boiling in a spicy concoction, but prefer boiling in plain water. Maybe with a little salt is all. I like to pick all the meat and put on salads, dip in melted butter or cocktail sauce. The rest of the meat gets placed in zip lock baggies and frozen for later.
Hell, if it ain't a spicy concoction, I'm not sure it would be considered food in Louisiana, LOLI really don't like the southern method of boiling in a spicy concoction,
Probably not. I love hot spicy food, just not a big fan of most southern cooking.Hell, if it ain't a spicy concoction, I'm not sure it would be considered food in Louisiana, LOL
Fried chicken, greens, cornbread, what’s not to like?Probably not. I love hot spicy food, just not a big fan of most southern cooking.
You're making me hungry - that sounds good. I had chicken and rice.Pork tenderloin, covered with a cranberry apple sauce, with baked asparagus and roasted potatoes with garlic butter.
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