2.Set up a high pressure burner, propane tank, and 60-quart pot. 3.Add the water to the pot and bring it to a rolling boil. 4.When the water is ready, drop into it the salt, cayenne, onions, celery, ...

This low country shrimp boil recipe will help you decide how many shrimp per person you need. Then again, I say there can never be too many shrimp! May contain affiliate links When the days are hot ...

This seafood boil is an homage to the crawfish boils of Louisiana, with a Sicilian twist courtesy of the addition of oranges and artichokes steeped in the broth. You can use this same method with ...

Seafood boils, filled with crawfish, crab or shrimp, are a Louisiana Cajun tradition. While the classic version usually requires boiling the entire meal, as implied by the term, this recipe throws all ...

While some are out partying unit up on New Year's Eve – others are choosing to be at home. The Cooking Mom joins FOX6 WakeUp with a delicious appetizer you can make at home. Combine water, beer, ...

Up and down the Eastern seaboard, summer means seafood of some variety, whether that's Rhode Island clam cakes, Maine lobster, or a lowcountry boil in the Carolinas. But if you get a little bit deeper ...

This week we are focusing on a classic boil. Boils can traditionally be prepared with numerous kinds of shellfish, whether saltwater or freshwater. I chose to use shrimp today as they are readily ...

1. Place all shrimp boil ingredients in a large stock pot. 2. Fill the pot with water up to two inches above shrimp. 3. Heat water over medium-high heat. Cook until a few shrimp start to float, about ...