Crawfish Etouffee
Show: Emeril Live
Episode: Creole Soups and Stews
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By dvandeklundert_...
Lafayette, LA
on April 18, 2007
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This was so good! I'm from Louisiana so I added a little more seasoning to it but everyone loved it!
By angier_3964004
athens, GA
on December 05, 2006
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Being from New Orleans, I have had tons of Crawfish Etoufee. When I finally decided to make it myself, I figure Emeril was the go-to guy. I was right! This recipe is delicious! I did alter it a bit: after looking at Emeril's 2001 etouffee recipe, I decided to add worcheshire sauce and cook the roux longer. I also added my favorite Creole seasoning blend.
By petenj75_5852488
Jersey City, NJ
on July 31, 2006
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This is some good sh@t! Just as good as anything I've had in New Orleans.
By rolltide_cali_5...
Calera, AL
on June 10, 2006
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Emeril, you came through once again.
By juleed5_75796
bedford, TX
on June 02, 2006
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My first etouffee and is was great! I used less onion, included red bell peppers with the green, plus added a little hot sauce. I also substituted chicken stock for the shrimp stock, and just used a little dried parsley instead of the fresh. Easy and enjoyable - I'll make it again.
By hbmunz_5374335
Jackson, WY
on May 30, 2006
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There where no leftovers. I was asked to make this again for another poker night.Big Hit!!!!!!!!!!
By mmd813_5505071
Zachary, LA
on May 17, 2006
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Made this for first time and my friends loved it and even my husband too! I added little bit more flour to thicken it up otherwise it tasted perfect! Thanks Emeril! (This is better than ready in bag because it contains MSG that I'm sensitive to. Now I can enjoy this homemade recipe!
By sdupre75_5081247
Baton Rouge, LA
on February 23, 2006
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Excellent recipe. Just tried making it for my first time. Tastes great, but what makes the etoufee thick? I would like it a little thicker. How do I go about doing it?
By MostlySunny1
Westford, MA
on May 25, 2005
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I cooked the roux to a caramel color before sauteeing the veggies, which made the sauce nutty tasting and gorgeous. Used frozed bag of crawfish tails, which worked out fine (I used the bag to make the "stock". Can't wait to make it for friends. Easy to adjust the heat to suit your audience, too. Wooooey, a Louisiana classic!
By Ldyroscoe
Missouri City, TX
on May 12, 2005
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This recipe is so easy and simple. Only takes minutes and you are done. Quick family dinner.