Low Country Boil

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  Tracy Anthony, FL 01-13-2010

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  A Couple of things that can be added:

  Rated: 5 stars out of 5

  I also add a white onion, and one can of beer. The beer really gives it flavor, and you can notice it on the shrimp and what... not. Beer is awesome for boiling stuff. On the potatoes I've cut them quarter, half and left them whole. I usually start the beer/water/old bay to boil; add potatoes/onion (sausage optional or add with corn); wait 30 minutes and add corn; after 20 minutes (50 minutes total) I add the shrimp until they are done (fresh/frozen dependent). This version comes from Bubba's book. My friends loved this when we were stationed in Hawaii; and it is something you can make monthly, weekly, or seasonally that they will crave. The shrimp can be expensive, and bring the total cost of cooking it to $25-30 easily (Hawaii prices).Read more

• recipe Low Country Boil
  Alison Raleigh, NC 09-01-2009

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  True Southern Standard Bearer

  Rated: 5 stars out of 5

  I can always count on Ms. Deen to be authentically Southern, However, in the tradition of Southern ingenuity, I combine... organic chicken broth and good quality clam broth as my base, which will add a natural salinity. Much more flavor than just plain water (which I seldom use for anything, as there is no flavor in water). The combination makes a marked difference. And, in the spirit of the original recipe, in addition to the original ingredient list, I use whatever else looks good at Motts Channel Seafood in Wrightsville (or, Whole Foods if I'm in Raleigh). Using whatever is fresh and in season is more essential than following the list of ingredients. This is a creative and inventive creation and it is always fun to see how it evolves in our family, depending upon the season and availability. But, whatever the evolutionary outcome, we always pay homage to our Southern heritage (Old Bay only in our family). NOTRead more

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  Jeanette Oakland, CA 06-17-2009

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  low country boil

  Rated: 5 stars out of 5

  I tried this recipe 2yrs ago a #1 hit in my family. We now love all things Paula Deen she can bring me best dishes from her... kitchen to mines any day! this is a greaat recipe and her sauces to go with this dish are fab also!Read more

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  Brandi Tallahassee, FL 11-17-2008

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  Add some Crab

  Rated: 5 stars out of 5

  This was a great recipe. I'm from Jacksonville, Fl and live on the river. So seafood is right out my door. We catch our own... shrimp, crab and fish. So I guess I had an extra kick with really fresh seafood. This recipe is even better with WHOLE LIVE Blue Crabs, Snow or Dungeness...Add them before the shrimp though because it takes longer for the crabs to cook. A dozen of Blue Crabs takes about 10-12 minutes to cook depending on size. Also add, celery stalks, onion, bell pepper...etc. Experiment I love my boils spicy...so try old bay boil bag, red pepper, hot sauce...taste till it gets to the right heat for you..I hope you enjoy.Read more

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  Karen Lower Burrell, PA 07-02-2008

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  Easy

  Rated: 5 stars out of 5

  This is a very easy and delicious meal. I followed the recipe exactly and it turned out yummy. My husband enjoyed it and... said I can make it any time. Another winner from Paula!!!!Read more

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  TANYA Wilmington, NC 06-23-2008

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  SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE

  Rated: 5 stars out of 5

  Love this recipe. Fast. Easy. Alot of food for alot of people! Cooking all these together gives each thing a sweet unique... flavor and theres a little something for each picky eater. Feel good food for the fam.Read more