Best Crawfish Ever | Two Pot Crawfish Method


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  1. Jay Rush
    Jay Rush says:

    been doing the 2 pot method for 20 years it also keeps them from over cooking …. they will peel very easily .. do not use a salty season!… trust me on that… this method also works extremely well with shrimp..

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  2. Teddy Rivas
    Teddy Rivas says:

    Need some of that seafood knee-deep ship here to NJ, Or Walmart, or BJ's whole sale foods!! It won't last on the store shelves,especially when summer's coming! Be waiting to see if it gets down here.

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  3. Gary Tingler
    Gary Tingler says:

    I sure do miss being down south. I mention crawfish here and people turn their nose. They don't know what they are missing. So I guess I will have to stick with the shrimp.
    Great video Rus and Derek.

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  4. Cliff Daniel
    Cliff Daniel says:

    How much water was used in the steam? You mentioned you "started with 3 inches". What was the size of the pot? I only have a 80qt so I'm wondering how much water to use for the steam.

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  5. Pirate Lute
    Pirate Lute says:

    I never understood the straight tail myth. Eaten plenty. The rotted/bad ones I have hate had curled tails and like you said, you know the second you bite into it. Also crazy to see the salt myth is still alive (and in these comments!). Thought the LSU study was common knowledge now days. Also to anyone saying you over season, I'd HATE to go to one of their boils lmao. Only time I've seen seasoning overdone was you could taste alot of salt. (They had also added an entire bottle of salt by itself on top of the seasoning mix)

    So when you steamed the crawfish there was only about 3 inchs of water in that pot? Then Im guessing that foam just built up?

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  6. Dead Broke BBQ
    Dead Broke BBQ says:

    Dang fellas that was very educational on how to do a boil!! Now I am super hungry for some crawfish!!! I certainly have to give Keith's seasoning a try on some shrimp up here some day!!

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  7. shindukess
    shindukess says:

    I think if you sauteed the celery and onion before adding it would make the flavors even better. I'd add garlic, ginger and scallion too for my far east tastes.

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