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    Any Crawfish Fans Here?

    Usually consider June "out of season" but the local HEB has graded sacks for $2.50/pnd and mixed for $1.99. Think I'll pick up a sack or two and break out the pots and burners.

    On that note, what do you like to add outside of the usual corn and potatoes? What are your tips and preferences? Its an endless debate on technique but its a debate I never tire of. School me!!!
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    thats what i just had lol !!!

    ours are graded as select being the biggest and yeah they were big!!! 1.49 lb. a sack


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    I love those things.. but can't touch them anymore.. alergic to shell fish..

    But yeah simple is what I've always like.

    See previous post. Unions and that whole combo.

    We don't really get them up this way anyhow..
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    Quote Originally Posted by skeet View Post
    thats what i just had lol !!!

    ours are graded as select being the biggest and yeah they were big!!! 1.49 lb. a sack
    Where did you pull those? East of houston farms or LA?

    Its all coming back to me know. Gonna add some mushrooms and sausage to the shopping list. Some other offshot adds that I really like include artichokes and tamales. Oranges? Just throw then in and see what happens? Seems like an overly citrus/salty/spicey/sweet thing going on. I'll try anything once though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sizzle Chest View Post
    Where did you pull those? East of houston farms or LA?

    Its all coming back to me know. Gonna add some mushrooms and sausage to the shopping list. Some other offshot adds that I really like include artichokes and tamales. Oranges? Just throw then in and see what happens? Seems like an overly citrus/salty/spicey/sweet thing going on. I'll try anything once though.
    Wow that actually sounds kind of interesting in a good way. I'd def try it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sizzle Chest View Post
    Where did you pull those? East of houston farms or LA?

    Its all coming back to me know. Gonna add some mushrooms and sausage to the shopping list. Some other offshot adds that I really like include artichokes and tamales. Oranges? Just throw then in and see what happens? Seems like an overly citrus/salty/spicey/sweet thing going on. I'll try anything once though.

    oranges we or used for more flavor, i was surprised how good they were, i tried some from a friends before who actually boiled them in orange juice, minute maide to be exact, couldnt believe how good they turned out, then again boiling in orange juice only,( is expensive ) good ole water works for me, so i tried with just oranges, wasnt bad at all, even tasted better.

    i live in port arthur, got them from judices french market. then again my sister runs the show there but theyre not near expensive as they are around the H town area
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    Im so hungry now! gosh oranges sound delicious and ive always loved sausage in there to
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sizzle Chest View Post
    Where did you pull those? East of houston farms or LA?
    You should call L&L Seafood. They normally have good prices on selects.

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    We will add a crab boil season bag. and anything spicey..

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