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The time of their emergence is upon us. Post Crawfish Recipes.

>> No.12013919

no thanks, i'm not a Southern redneck

>> No.12014085

>>12013895
Are they coming in Washington?

>> No.12014163

>>12013919
Cajuns aren't rednecks senpai
>>12014085
no. go hunt for those gooey ducks (the clam that looks like a penis)

>> No.12014201

The biggest fuck-up most people make with crawfish is that they don't properly purge them. Eating a poorly purged crawdad is eating mud.

Aside from that they're just tiny lobsters.

>> No.12014207

>>12013895
>The time of their emergence is upon us
imagine living in a place where the lakes still aren't covered in ice

>> No.12014813

>>12014163
denial: the post

>> No.12014847

well, first cover them with some fresh water in your laundry trough then get some cooking salt (like 2 cups or more) and chuck it in. leave them in there for 10-15 minutes.
then get a pot of fresh water ready - it needs to be boiling its cunt out. chuck them in and cook them for 8 mins. then remove and strain them, they'll keep cooking for a bit cos they'll be hot, this is fine.
then shell them on old newspapers or butchers paper, something you can scrunch up later to contain the mess and chuck in the bin - preferably your neighbors bin cos they'll be fkn ringing in no time.
I prefer them simply with a bit of salt and white vinegar, or more fancy with a decent cocktail sauce.
you could cook them up to make various different things, just treat them like prawns I reckon, or cook them as described above and then add them to the meal last to warm them up.

>> No.12014851

What's the different between a crayfish and crawfish and also shrimp?

>> No.12014852

>>12014851
Shrimp is a small prawn which is totally different. I don't know about crayfish and crawfish though.

>> No.12014893

>>12014852

>Crawfish
You live in Arkansas/Tennessee/Virginia or further south.
>Crayfish
North of these states.
>Crawdads/crawpappies
You're a fucking Louisianan swamp monster.

>> No.12015168

>>12014851
Crawfish is the proper term. The first documents regarding the organism was spelled that way, so the formal term is crawfish, no matter how much lab and aquarium supply outfits push the term 'crayfish'.
Shrimp are an entirely different kind of animal. Crawfish are a set of freshwater crustaceans that are bigger than most shrimp. Shrimp are also saltwater animals.

>> No.12015172

>>12014893
The best thing about these mud bugs is they have effectively no restrictions on their harvest in the southeast.

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>>12013895
>>12014085
You will obey!

>> No.12015529

>>12013895
Tell me how to make crawfish pie like Hank Williams sang about.

>> No.12015549
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>>12013895
Always make more because the boil is good and all but the etoufee is what makes a bulldog break his chain

>> No.12015559
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>>12013895
My neighbor boiled 60 lbs of live crawfish just yesterday. He purged them in a cooler and set a 15 gallon pot to boil with this stuff, halved lemons, oranges, bulbs of garlic and a bunch of extra cayenne in it. Added the crawfish at boiling and when it came back to a boil shut it off and let them sit for 10 minutes before straining them out. It took 2 batches. Then he boiled some corn, potatoes and mushrooms in it. Damn fine eating.

>> No.12015564

>>12013895
uhhhhhhhhh
burger

>> No.12015592

>>12015529
You inconsiderate faggot, at least provide a link to the song before expecting others to do your research for you.

>> No.12015614

>>12015549
god yes i am all about that crawdaddie etoufee

>> No.12015805

>>12013895
They are cute little lovecraft horrors

>> No.12015831

>>12015559
Lucky bastage!

>> No.12015844
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>>12014813
Ignorance: la poste

>> No.12015854
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>>12013895
Found one of those bad boys under the truck at work one day. Real weird considering there isn't a lake or river for miles I was trying to get him out from under there but couldn't reach him well enough. Driver started the truck and started to pull off, the poor guy whipped around and saw the tire headed toward him and threw his claws up in a panicked last defense.
F.

>> No.12015878

>>12015854
A cousin and I used to find them in a pool in central park nyc, we'd just grab them and throw them in a bag, then watch them for some days. They're entertaining little critters. They're attempting a revenge and seeing who will fight back by eating them.

>> No.12015892

>>12015805
https://cthulhuwho1.com/2013/09/07/the-worlds-largest-h-p-lovecraft-audio-links-gateway/

>> No.12015918

>>12013895
Always wanted to try a crawfish boil. What do the taste like?

>> No.12015953

>>12015918
Chicken, everything tastes like chicken.
Why not just try it out?

>> No.12015956

>>12015854
This made me sad

>> No.12015965

>>12015953
Cause I can't find any live ones where I live. They have some precooked ones in the meat section at the store but I am doubtful about their quality compared to fresh

>> No.12015984

>>12015844
My location in Florida is cut off. Part of the?

>> No.12015986

>>12014207
Dude it’s spring.

>> No.12015994

>>12015168
>animal
The word is fish or sea creature, animals have fur.

>> No.12015999

>>12015994
No one is going to believe you're actually this stupid.

>> No.12016029

>>12015994
um, what?

>> No.12016034

>>12014851
Crayfish is the actual proper name, crawfish is what mostly Southerners call them, and shrimp are a different animal.

>> No.12016035

>>12015168
this is not accurate. The original term is crayfish from the french "écrevisse"

>> No.12016042

>>12015984
Florida has no culture

>> No.12016054

>>12015844
Central Illinois has a lot more in common with Wisconsin and Iowa than with Appalachia. Dumb image.

>> No.12016067

>>12015984
>Spanish Caribbean
you have to go back, Paco

>> No.12016069

>>12016054
bullshit, more than an hour south of Chicago and you are basically Kentucky

>> No.12016073

>>12016069
I literally live in Peoria, and I’ve traveled all around the country. The people here are much more similar to other farming states than with hillfolk.

>> No.12016083
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>>12016054
>>12016069
better map. Journalists at Business Insider are retards if they consider anything outside the mountains as Appalachia. my one comment with new map is the circle of red (South East TX) is part of Cajun country

>> No.12016094
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>>12016083
>Pittsburgh not in the Rust Belt

>> No.12016101
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>>12016083
nah, the original map gets the middle of the country much better. Milwaukee and Chicago in the same category as North Texas and most of the great plains? but not the same category as Minneapolis or Detroit?

The cultural shifts moving north/south through the midwest are much more noticeable than moving east or west. Once you get to Indianapolis or central Illinois people start having southern accents even

This map is pretty complicated and specifically about accents but it does a pretty good job with the eastern half of the country (much of the west doesn't have enough history or people to reflect in accents yet)

>> No.12016108

>>12016101
holy fuck, this cluttered map

>> No.12016515
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Boiled in dill, cold with cheeze quiche and vodka flavored with bog-myrtle.

>> No.12016625

Illinoisan here. I can remember waiting for the school bus early one morning many, many years ago and wondering how/why the fuck a mini-lobster was crawling out of my ditch.

>> No.12016632

>>12016515
>dill the only seasoning
That sounds boring and flavorless as a rock compared to a cajun boil.

>> No.12016716

>>12015986
No it's not, that doesn't happen until the equinox. March 20.
Get your shit right you stupid cunt.

>> No.12016773

kek.

>> No.12017060

>>12016625
You were probably hallucinating from your binge of cincinatti chilli the night before you flyover hick.

>> No.12017064

>>12016632
He's simplifying it. There's lot's of salt and some sugar along with massive amounts of dill. These bad boys are then eaten with bread, butter, mayonnaise and some other condiments that tickle your fancy.

>> No.12017096

>>12016083
>not painting the middle of florida in orange but not the coasts

>> No.12017413
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>>12017060
>cincinatti chili
>IL
We don't abide by that here.

>> No.12017487 [DELETED] 

>>12015918
More like lobster than shrimp, only different. More crawfishy.

>> No.12017515

>>12017413
that is too thin to be chili

>> No.12017652

>>12017515
>light bounces off its surface thanks to the collagen in the meat
>a spoon will stand up in it thanks to cooking down nothing but spices and onions for hours
The hell have you been putting in your chili? Been thickening it with beans like faggot?

>> No.12017983

>>12017060
do you honestly think everyone who doesn't live in New York and LA eats Cincinnati Chili? Don't you think they would cal it something less specific if pretty much all of America ate it?

>> No.12018003

>>12015986
Yesterday was the first day I had seen a high above freezing in weeks, its still winter

>> No.12018014

>>12017652
If it's a faggot type it likely adds corn, avocado, and maybe pineapple chunks.

>> No.12018018

>>12018014
>avocado, and maybe pineapple chunks.
Thats the most coastie thing I have ever heard

>> No.12018023

>>12018018
I see you left out corn, so you add corn to your chili?

>> No.12018042

>>12018023
no, its just that corn does not particularly sound coastie to me unlike those other things which sound extremely coastie. Note I am not the earlier guy you had been talking to, I just wanted to throw that comment out there

>> No.12018285

>>12018003
Some of us are further south, and the mud bugs are crawling forth.

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>>12015564
The only group allowed to insult Americans about crawfish are Australians, because their crawfish are bigger than lobsters.

>> No.12018311

>>12018042
Us coasties know where you put your corncobs.

>> No.12018401

>eating fucking forest bugs out of the crick

Degenerates

>> No.12018519

>>12018401
>Feasting on lobsters that live right next to sewage vents
Who is the real degenerate?

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>>12016515
You're are suppose to boil it with beer aswell

>> No.12018920

I'm in LA for bidness. Locals keep telling me to get crawfish while i'm here. As a Chesapeake Bay native i'm a lover of all things in shells, but is it worth it? I'm sure they're flavorful but its such a tiny amount of meat. How many should I order?

>> No.12018930

>>12018920
The order won't be by the animal, the creature is too small. They'll taste really similar to lobster.

>> No.12020492

>>12018920
Yeah, you'll order by the pound. Any good place will have plenty on hand, so order a small amount, and if you like it, order fucking more.

>> No.12020558

>>12015844
Anything North of San Antonio is Yankee territory.

>> No.12020569

>>12018920
>I'm in LA
You poor fucker.

>> No.12020590

http://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/05/science/mutant-crayfish-clones-europe.html

>> No.12020634

I've always wanted to try raising some of these bastards in an aquaponic tank.
Surely can't be too hard.

>> No.12020639

>>12013919
t.soya beast

>> No.12020652

>>12020590
>It apparently evolved from a species known as the slough crayfish, Procambarus fallax, which lives only in the tributaries of the Satilla River in Florida and Georgia.

>Somehow the two sex cells fused and produced a female crayfish embryo with three copies of each chromosome instead of the normal two.

A retarded crayfish from the US is destroying our natural habitats. Par for the course.

>> No.12021099

>>12013919
t. California faggot.

>> No.12021159

>>12018920
'bout tree fiddy

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>>12016101
>yanks

>> No.12022094

>>12018920
Crawfish is a seasonal meme food that people eat once to take a photo and post on social media. 90% of people don't eat crawfish more than once per crawfish season because it is so much work for so little food.

Other than that crawfish is pretty good but don't expect anything crazy.

>> No.12022173

>>12022094
during crawfish season I eat it 4-5 times because my family rotates who is making them

>> No.12022186

Found out i have a mild allergy to these recently. Pretty fuckin sad to be honest.

>> No.12022211

>>12022186
While it's mild, keep eating a little bit all the time to build immunity or else you will get fully allergic to all shell fish. If that happens you'll really know what sad is.

>> No.12022248

>>12022186
There might be some drug to mitigate that, so maybe take that first before going to the crawfish festival. Of cource look at the side effects, those could be worse. I have dry eye syndrome and my opthamologist was going to prescribe some drops to clear that up but then I looked at the side effects and they're a lot worse than simple dry eye.
It helps to be informed.

>> No.12022263

>>12015994
This is bait, but somewhat related to this:
A useful thought pattern to use against vegans who pose the whole morality shit when it comes to animals is to remind them that insects are animals as well. Basically, is the thing an animal, vegetable or mineral

>> No.12022279

>>12022263
Another is reminding them of all of the poor bugs that are killed while harvesting crops to feed those pathetic vegan hypocrites. That should bring them to tears.

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>>12020652
And Gordon is attempting to deal with this American Menace
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0D1duynFR4

>> No.12023675

>>12015168
How are crayfish and crawdads related? They look very similar but the creatures I grew up knowing as crawdads live in cool freshwater streams of the Appalachians rather than the swamps down in Louisiana. Or are they actually the same?

>> No.12023719

>>12020652
Marbled crayfish don't exist in the US. Apparently the mutation occurred in an aquarium.

However, I'm amazed at the retardation of the people who let them into the wild.

>all these crayfish clone the fuck out of themselves
>have fucktons of them
>they keep cloning
>what to do
>evidently, let's dump them in the nearby lake
>instead of making based crawdad boil once every couple months
>what could possibly go wrong <_>

>> No.12023727

>>12023675
Probably just different species. Some live in rivers, others in lakes.

>> No.12023750

>>12023654
He's wrong tho. The noble crayfish (Astacus astacus), once abundant in Europe, is the largest species, growing up to 6 inches long.
However, the noble crayfish grows very slowly, so farmers wanted a species that could reach sellable size quicker. The signal crayfish grows pretty quickly, so they farmed it instead of the astacid crayfish.

>> No.12023788

>>12023750
White folk used to be abundant in Europe too, look where Merkel has led them?

>> No.12023806

>>12023727
Ponds too, some that one might not suspect. A cousin and I used to catch them for fun in a pond inside Central Park NYC, it's that boat pond on the upper east side, it's infested with crawdaddies. They're fun to watch for a while but die pretty quick then start smelling bad so have to be flushed down the toilet.

>> No.12023809

>>12018401
>crick
HOLY SHIT, REDNECK ALERT

>> No.12023813

>>12023750
Being flushed down the toilet isn't very "noble."

>> No.12023814

>>12013895
>"I am not a crook"

>> No.12023816

>>12013895
Bruh I've eaten 100 lbs since January at least. They're pretty small/medium sized in Jan/Feb but most places have been selling them in Texas if you want them.

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>>12023814

>> No.12023819

>>12023816
You've heard the old saying, you are what you eat. You're going to turn into a crayfish.

>> No.12023873

>>12014163
>Cajuns aren't rednecks senpai
No. They're something worse, something darker

>> No.12025374

>>12023873
Call of Cthulhu, H.P. Lovecraft.
“The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents.”

The Call of Cthulhu – Part 1 Read by Garrick Hagon on tape from archive.org
http://archive.org/download/NearlyCompleteHPLovecraftCollection/03_The_Call_of_Cthulhu_-_Side_1.mp3

The Call of Cthulhu – Part 2 Read by Garrick Hagon on tape from Archive.org
http://archive.org/download/NearlyCompleteHPLovecraftCollection/04_The_Call_of_Cthulhu_-_Side_2.mp3

Once you know, you'll never be quite the same.

>> No.12025389

Oops, forgot source...
https://cthulhuwho1.com/2013/09/07/the-worlds-largest-h-p-lovecraft-audio-links-gateway/