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I am
hungry -----Original
Message----- And
Crawfish.... I lived in Baton Rouge when I was only 5-7 yrs old. And the Cajuns
in our neighborhood all had 55 GALLON drums, and they would switch up weekend
doing the cooking. They would put all manner of seafood (but mostly shrimp and
crawfish) corn on the cob, okra, potatoes. All kinds of things, and just get
the water boiling and dump it all in together. Then they would pour it out on
huge tables and you just ate whatever was in front of ya.... It was GREAT, even
if it was Soooooooooooooooooooo Spicy. But the Cajuns would NEVER put a dead
shrimp or crawfish in those barrels....The fish would be dead, but fresh caught
and cleaned.and even then, Kinda like Don O said. They would scale them,
gut them, and the rest (head, fins and tail) went into the pot..Then they
would have CASES of beer and Louisiana Hot Sauce there too...and Bibs sometimes
LOL...Cause you would be sooo messy when you got up from that table, but you
didn't have room for dessert for a while.. Chuck -----
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Sent: Saturday, February 11,
2006 8:25 AM Subject: RE:
[VFB] Lahbstah From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of David Murphy I'm with
Jimmy. Lobster is only really good if you cook them
live. .......... If your have never had wild
freshly caught lobster, prawns, shrimp... you haven't lived. Amen brother. For our Super Bowl party we each
had fresh 3 lbs lobsters. Our Albertson's sells them live about every other month and they has great selection for the Super Bowl. JG |
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