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Old 05-07-2010, 08:16 AM
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Been a while since I boiled crawfish, so I am looking for a guide to know how much vegetables to buy (potatoes, corn, onions, etc..). Boiling 150lbs - is there an easy formula like #lbs per person like there is for crawdads?
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Old 05-07-2010, 10:03 AM
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i normally just figure 2 pot and 2 corn per person.
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i would say at least 10 packs of corn and 5 potatoes
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i normally just figure 2 pot and 2 corn per person.
Yep, and usually 1 onion per person also.
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and a few lemons to put in the water while burling
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ross, you coming to the game today? we gonna burl some water cockroaches
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Don't forget the sausage, turkey necks, brussels sprouts, celery, elephant garlic, bok choy, and boudin. You gotta boil the boudin in a mesh bag though. No matter how hard you try to stop it, one is going to burst on you.
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ross, you coming to the game today? we gonna burl some water cockroaches
No man, I'm on call this weekend and we're busy as all hell. I'll be there on the 21st though.
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Don't forget the sausage, turkey necks, brussels sprouts, celery, elephant garlic, bok choy, and boudin. You gotta boil the boudin in a mesh bag though. No matter how hard you try to stop it, one is going to burst on you.
I love some good boiled fresh sausage!
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stop by my graduation at 330 on that friday
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what is bok choy?
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its like a chinese cabbage
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Throw in some baby carrots too
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It's in your produce aisle. Try it in a boil. You'll like it. I throw it in after the fire is off and just soak it for about 15 mins. No need to cook it down. Just let it get some juices in it.
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i dated a guy named bok choy once.
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throw in a few cloves of garlic
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i dated a guy named bok choy once.
Sorry it didn't work out bud...
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