Cajun seafood

This is the BEST Seafood Boil recipe you can whip up right at home, y'all. It's loaded with jumbo shrimp, crab, andouille sausage, potatoes, eggs, and corn on the cob that's simmered in a flavor-filled broth of Cajun spices and aromatics. All that hearty goodness gets drowned and smothered in an epic garlic butter sauce. This finger-licking-good seafood boil recipe is an easy meal that serves a crowd!

This Cajun Seafood Boil Recipe is a fun and flavorful way to feed a crowd! Add your favorite seafood, sausage, potatoes, and corn to a large stockpot and boil with tons of seasoning for a tasty meal!

Original recipe by Cookpad Ingredients (for 12 lbs crawfish/seafood) 8 sticks of butter (salted) 6 tbsp cajun seasoning 6 tbsp paprika 4 tbsp oregano 4 tbsp cayenne pepper 4 tbsp lemon pepper 6 tbsp sugar 6 heads garlic (minced) 8 tbsp old bay seasoning 1 cup garlic powder 1/2 cup lime (juiced) 2 tbsp crawfish boil mix Procedure In a saucepan, melt all the butter until completely dissolved over high heat.

This easy-to-make recipe by @tfti.bbq is packed with juicy flavor to add a sizzle to your plate. It's the perfect starter for your next cookout!

This ultimate Seafood Boil Sauce is perfect for shrimp, crab, crawfish, and more. This buttery rich, flavorful blend combines the perfect balance of Old Bay Seasoning, parsley, lemon, and garlic to elevate your spread to the next level.

Cajun seasoning shrimp with smoky-sweet cajun honey butter sauce. One skillet, 20 minute recipe perfect as an appetizer or dinner with rice.

This is not your average pot pie, and it quickly became a family favorite for good reason! The delicious filling is packed with cajun flavors and seafood, like andouille sausage, shrimp, and Louisiana crawfish, topped with a buttery, flakey crust. The perfect twist to the original pot pie, perfect for seafood lovers!

When it comes to Cajun cuisine, the combination of bold flavors and fresh seafood takes center stage. One dish that exemplifies the unique taste and culinary heritage of Cajun cooking is seafood couvillon.

Plump an flavorful shrimp in a Cajun cream sauce.