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Monday, April 29, 2013
Low country boil
Inspired by three pounds of fresh Gulf shrimp purchased from the truck on Saturday, I treated the nuclear family-plus-two to a down-home low country boil last night before Mad Men. This traditional southern feast (originating somewhere in the Carolinas) is the easiest, entertaining meal ever with almost zero clean-up. All you need is a big pot and a can of Old Bay, some new potatoes, corn on the cob, smoked link sausage (I used andouille) and shrimp. Boil them all together (there are some timing issues to be aware of), strain and dump it all onto newspapers in the middle of your table and - voila! - a crowd-pleasing Sunday suppah. Here's a good video from Miz Deen on how to do it.
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YUMMY! The only thing missing were the crawfish. Looks delish. Just like the meal I had last Saturday night at a local restaurant. No cleanup either. LOL
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