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I am going to do a shrimp boil for the dove opener in Ks this year.
Have never done before though I have eaten at some shrimp and crayfish boils.
I found several recipes on line and have settled on one that has potatoes, sausage, corn on cob, and shrimp. And it uses Old Bay seasoning.

For those that have done this, any tips or suggestions?

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Don't overboil the shrimp or you'll have shrimp broth! 6-7 minutes in boiling water is all they need. When they feel like a ping pong ball they're done!
 
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Old bay is good, but find Zatarain's Shrimp Boil on line, it comes in a little box with a packet of boil inside that you just drop in the water. Add plenty of salt and cayenne pepper, besides the Zatarains. Bring to rolling boil with corn, sausge, and potatoes in mix. Add Shrimp. Keep heat on. When it starts to boil again, remove shrimp. As mentioned, do NOT overcook shrimp, a common mistake.

We usually make a "dipping sauce" by adding horseradish to ketchup to taste. Good for shrimp, potatoes, etc. Enjoy.


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get the water close to boiling - throw in the tatos 1st (about 20 mn) then about half way the sausage and corn, then in the last couple minutes the shrimp (crab works great too) you'll have a hard time finding zatarains here, but penzys has a great mix
 
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one source I found, may be others that are cheaper......https://www.cajungrocer.com/zatarain-s-dry-shrimp-crab-boil.html


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boiled shrimp recipe from above source......

1 gallon water
1 large lemon, quartered
1 large onion, quartered
1/4 cup Cajun Chef Cayenne Pepper
3 lbs of Gulf Shrimp (leave peelings and heads on)
1 cup salt
1 cup cool water
Steps:
Put the water, lemon, onion and cayenne in a large pot and bring to a boil over high heat. Boil for five minutes. Add the shrimp and bring the water back to boil. Boil for three minutes. Remove from heat and add the salt and the cool water. Cover and let stand for three to five minutes. Time will vary according to the size of the shrimp. Drain. Cool for a few minutes before serving.


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Walmart.com has a 4 1/2 pound jar of Zatarain's shrimp and crab boil for $ 13.95, free shipping with $35 order. I like using Walmart.com.


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Olive nation, which I've had good luck with, has 5 pounds of "Louisiana Spices" good for seafood boils for about $30.

https://www.olivenation.com/lo...style-seasoning.html


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Originally posted by Gatogordo:
Walmart.com has a 4 1/2 pound jar of Zatarain's shrimp and crab boil for $ 13.95, free shipping with $35 order. I like using Walmart.com.


I have picked-up Zatarain's in walmat in the past. I don't know if they still stock it in the stores.


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Mushrooms are good in it also .
 
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Originally posted by Texas Killartist:
Mushrooms are good in it also .


+2 Yummy!


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