wypipo at it again (gentrified crawfish edition)
- Thread starter Ol’Otis
- Start date
Ol’Otis
The Picasso of the Ghetto
sea food : Iowa edition
This thread is more interesting than the video. I'm curious how many have actually boiled crawfish 
I've never done it personally, but I've seen it more times than I ever wanted 
Enough to basically get the process
I've never done it personally, but I've seen it more times than I ever wanted Enough to basically get the process
Bobby Lashleys eyebrows
Superstar
Most broths require a mirapoix of onions, carrots, celery. That's all I can think of.
ORDER_66
I dont care anymore 2026
Corn hell yea but everything else
The corn needed time to boil, how is the ICE helping???
O.T.I.S.
Veteran
Never seen carrots either I don’t think...
Or maybe idk, I don’t eat that shyt. Just remember corn, sausage, and potatoes
I’ve actually seen crawfish boils where they do all this except the oranges. That’s a new one but everything else is pretty normal....
I think the ice is to cool the water down immediately so the crawfish don’t keep cooking while the fire is off and to make the heads soak up the juice faster.
I think the ice is to cool the water down immediately so the crawfish don’t keep cooking while the fire is off and to make the heads soak up the juice faster.
It’s frozen corn bruh it’s already cooked.The corn needed time to boil, how is the ICE helping???
You just need it to defrost and then soak. Nobody is using uncooked corn straight from the farm
supremeleader
Pro
That's all actually normal for a boil as of recentOranges and Lemons???Mushrooms, Corn??? ICE?!?!?
supremeleader
Pro
ICE helps to cut the temperature and soak up the favorsThe corn needed time to boil, how is the ICE helping???
Tommy Knocks
retired
I'm half creole
This is a Cajun variation however I've never seen orange and ice. That was weird. I have seen mushrooms and that shyt is good when added.
This is a Cajun variation however I've never seen orange and ice. That was weird. I have seen mushrooms and that shyt is good when added.
O.T.I.S.
Veteran
Me tooI'm half creole
This is a Cajun variation however I've never seen orange and ice. That was weird. I have seen mushrooms and that shyt is good when added.
But I don’t really COOK it... I’ve been apart of them but I guess you can add what you want in them as long as you got the right seasoning.
I just know the corn, seasoning, sausage, and potatoes are standard. I’ve seen lemon and oranges though.
Fillerguy
Veteran
a crayfish recipe that calls for the oranges to be cooked longer than the crayfish and sausages. Every aspect of the latter sentence sounds about white.