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The seasoning was pretty close to the same as the crawfish. I've had crawfish many times. My issue is the work to get the little bit of meat out. I feel the same about crab legs as well. I like the meat, not the work. :rolleyes: For my wife, and quite a few other people, the thought of eating a crawfish gross them out :D

We can get fresh shrimp, deveined and shelled at the local grocery store. So all you gotta do is cook them up :D

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Gotcha - - I've seen people eat crawfish on Food Network.

Does look like a lot of work for what ya' get.

When I was in the restaurant business, I hated peeling shrimp. I buy it peeled and deveined myself now if I'm doing quantities..

I don't need more practice....:)
 
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Gotcha - - I've seen people eat crawfish on Food Network.



Does look like a lot of work for what ya' get.



When I was in the restaurant business, I hated peeling shrimp. I buy it peeled and deveined myself. I don't need anymore practice....:)
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Wife was over the crawfish when she saw someone bite the head off and suck out the shell :eek: That was a little much for me as well. To me, the tail is the same as a shrimps. Same texture, just smaller, being about half the size of a jumbo shrimp.

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Here's some after the cooking pictures :D





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I do think you could starve to death trying to eat them things,,, up we call that bait
 
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A long-time thread revived....

Birthday dinner for the Mrs.

BBQ Shrimp (I had to peel the little F#$%ers ..still don't need practice.. :eek:)
Sirloin steak from our local Highlander cross
Butternut squash
Grill-roasted broccoli

The BBQ sauce for the shrimp is Olive oil, chili sauce, worchestershire, lemon juice, garlic, tabasco, oregano, seasoned salt...good stuff. ;)

Yum...
 
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PS - -

I just went through all 5 years/15 pages of this thread...man, we have some great cooks here...and some cool cooking equipment. John T's refrig-a-smoker is ingenious...complete with the Caddy hood ornament.:D

Given I like to cook, this is one of my favorite threads. Stands to reason, since I started it.:)

There's so much different stuff from different regions, as well as game, etc.

I'd forgotten about it, but still am intrigued by edritchey's hogmaw...:)
 
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RCW said:
A long-time thread revived....



Birthday dinner for the Mrs.



BBQ Shrimp (I had to peel the little F#$%ers ..still don't need practice.. :eek:)

Sirloin steak from our local Highlander cross

Butternut squash

Grill-roasted broccoli



The BBQ sauce for the shrimp is Olive oil, chili sauce, worchestershire, lemon juice, garlic, tabasco, oregano, seasoned salt...good stuff. ;)



Yum...
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Sounds yummy. Wife and I went to Destin Fl recently. On recommendations from a coworker we looked up this restaurant. Their seafood is locally sourced. They actually have 3 locations. 2 are fancy sit down restaurants, with a beach attire dress code.

The original restaurant that we went to is a shack on the water. Eat at picnic tables on the dock and order at a counter. Drive through a trailer park to get to it. They had an orange/ mango glaze that they used on the grilled shrimp. I would kill for the recipe of that glaze :D

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Well RCW, since you brought it up,was hibachi dinner here tonight.



Filet and chicken for me,filet and shrimp for the wife, chicken and noodles for the kids but all they really wanted was the onion volcano!

Darren, what restaurant was it in destin?



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Well RCW, since you brought it up,was hibachi dinner here tonight.



Filet and chicken for me,filet and shrimp for the wife, chicken and noodles for the kids but all they really wanted was the onion volcano!

Darren, what restaurant was it in destin?



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Dewey Destins (Bay Side). if you Google it with bay side after the name on your phone it will bring it right up. It's a must visit if your down that way.

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Dewey Destins (Bay Side). if you Google it with bay side after the name on your phone it will bring it right up. It's a must visit if your down that way.

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Thanks! Was over there last year, and probably be back next year. Only 6 hr ride from here. Sounded the the place we went to called the back porch
 
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Just a pot of soup. Potatoes, carrots and parsnips from our garden. The wife boiled down the bones from the Prime Rib last weekend and just adds to it. Probably finish it with my moms home made egg noodles for a little filler.
 
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Ford -

I really like the outdoor griddle!
I look at them now and then, but just don’t have the room to store one.....as much as I’d like to have it ...[emoji3064]

This was last night:



Can’t forget the pumpkin cheesecake...only baking that I do:




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Nothing too special today. First real cool down so we had a craving for chili :D:D slow cooking in the crock pot for another 4 hours.



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Cool. I just aint never seen corn in chili,,, learn sumthin new everyday ;)
 
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Cool. I just aint never seen corn in chili,,, learn sumthin new everyday ;)
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I found it's a good way to get the grandkids to eat veggies without realizing it :D:D:cool:

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Old dish I grew up with Hot pepper codfish my wife don't make it as good as my Grandmother did but it's still one of my favorite ways to eat dried codfish.
 

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That looks great Ed!


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These are “mashed potato” squash. Never heard of them until last week.
Steamed/Roasted first, then mashed with the roasted garlic that I put in oven in a little foil packet.
I didn’t get a picture of the final product until after supper....
Holy smokes...they were excellent!!
They taste like garlic mashed potatoes. [emoji41]





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