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By Harri85
on October 03, 2011
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We love this dish. We had friends over for dinner and they loved it too. I added beer to it and it was just delicious....Thumbs Up!!!
By 001prissy
Lake Quivira, K...
on August 18, 2011
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Friends and family loved this one.
By jdorton2001
on January 04, 2011
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We added (1 can of your favorite beer before the boil starts, and (1 full link of skinless sausage cut into pieces, this goes in before the shrimp.
By jenniferdines
Brighton, MA
on October 09, 2010
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Absolutely delicious! This recipe creates a very colorful presentation when served on a large platter. I used some of the broth to steam broccoli as a side dish. We truly enjoyed this combination of American flavors...and we added pineapple hot sauce to the buttery broth for a little bit of a kick. I am not a huge potato fan, so next time I will probably not use the baby potatoes. What a fabulous meal, though, for a shrimp and corn lover like me! Thanks, Food Network!
By lorna.woodhams_...
Kalamazoo, 62
on June 25, 2010
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I really liked this recipe. I made it exactly as stated and we ate every bit of it. The next week I made just peel & eat shrimp using the same recipe but without the potatoes and corn and then let the shrimp cool.
I may try adding scallops to mine next time.....
By Gramma2B
Lowell, IN
on June 05, 2010
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Best Low Country Boil I've eaten was while on vacation in Charleston a few years ago. Made this recipe last night and loved every bite! I did tweak the recipe a bit. I cut back on the shrimp a little and added chunks of polish sausage. Served with a crusty loaf of bread warm from the oven. Great for soaking up the juices!! Used frozen shrimp. Next time, I think I'll add a bottle of beer to the mix and lots more Old Bay Seasoning! We'd like a bit more kick to ours!
By katieannjohnson
Cedar Rapids, IA
on May 31, 2010
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Tasted pretty good. Kind of a lot of work. Like the previous reviewer I had to rely on frozen shrimp (I'm in Iowa, but originally from Wisconsin, too. Be careful not to overcook the shrimp (like I did.
By jolson21_12889920
De Pere, 89
on May 24, 2010
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Simple, fresh. Living in Green Bay, I had to rely on frozen shrimp, but this dish was great. Easy to prep and not much hands-on work while simmering. It was 90 degrees here today, so the a/c worked overtime, but the meal was worth it. I poured off the leftover broth and will freeze to give the repeat meal a "boost." Served with some good ww bread to sop up the broth.