Shrimp Boil on the Ranch

[bamakettles]

Self explanatory..... from last night's feast.

Cheers!

[Big Dawg]

That is one great looking plate ! !

[OkieGirl]

Self explanatory..... from last night's feast.

Cheers!

Who needs a crawfish boiler?! 
Looks great!

It's been too long since I've done one and been thinking about them lately. I like to add crab claws to mine. For some reason I've always called it a low country boil.
I don't do crawfish but I'm all in on the shrimp, corn etc.

Is that a Sam Adams OctoberFest? I can't believe it's already that time again.

[bamakettles]

That is one great looking plate ! !

Thanks so much, was really good!

[bamakettles]

Self explanatory..... from last night's feast.

Cheers!

Who needs a crawfish boiler?! 
Looks great!

It's been too long since I've done one and been thinking about them lately. I like to add crab claws to mine. For some reason I've always called it a low country boil.
I don't do crawfish but I'm all in on the shrimp, corn etc.

Is that a Sam Adams OctoberFest? I can't believe it's already that time again.

Same, we don't mess with crawfish but crab claws would be an amazing addition.

First OctoberFest I've seen and I snatched up a 12 pack.  One also went into the boil.... Got leftovers, might go well with tonight's tri tip!

[Big Dawg]

Self explanatory..... from last night's feast.

Cheers!

Who needs a crawfish boiler?! 
Looks great!

It's been too long since I've done one and been thinking about them lately. I like to add crab claws to mine. For some reason I've always called it a low country boil.
I don't do crawfish but I'm all in on the shrimp, corn etc.

Is that a Sam Adams OctoberFest? I can't believe it's already that time again.

Same, we don't mess with crawfish but crab claws would be an amazing addition.

First OctoberFest I've seen and I snatched up a 12 pack.  One also went into the boil.... Got leftovers, might go well with tonight's tri tip!

Speaking of Tri-Tips . . . I wandering through Publix the other day and was looking at them.  I noticed two of them had been mistagged as London Broils.  The regular price on the Tri-Tips was $18 lb.  The London Broils were only $8 lb. 

S C O R E ! ! !

[Babekyu]

That meal look delicious.  Seeing that reminds me of day trips to the beach when the kids were younger.  We'd stop at a place for dinner called the Crab Pot for a seafood boil, before the 2 1/2 hour drive back home, where everyone proceeded to fall asleep, haha.  I'm not a crawfish person either, so yes, crab WOULD be a nice substitute. 

I'm sure there was a lot of work on both ends of this meal, both in preparation and clean up!

[Tommie]

Both Meal and grill looking damn tasty!!


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[bamakettles]

That meal look delicious.  Seeing that reminds me of day trips to the beach when the kids were younger.  We'd stop at a place for dinner called the Crab Pot for a seafood boil, before the 2 1/2 hour drive back home, where everyone proceeded to fall asleep, haha.  I'm not a crawfish person either, so yes, crab WOULD be a nice substitute. 

I'm sure there was a lot of work on both ends of this meal, both in preparation and clean up!

Both Meal and grill looking damn tasty!!


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Thanks guys, was a very rewarding cook!

[getlego]

Looks great ! What was your method of keeping heat up on the cooking pot ? I just did a seafood boil today but it was windy outside so I settled for cooking inside on the stove. Never the best option to stink up the house with seafood but we were able to have the windows open today.


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[bamakettles]

Looks great ! What was your method of keeping heat up on the cooking pot ? I just did a seafood boil today but it was windy outside so I settled for cooking inside on the stove. Never the best option to stink up the house with seafood but we were able to have the windows open today.


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Thanks Walter!  Nothing special to keep the heat up, but I must admit I had to keep feeding coal to this beast.  I'm thinking just a basic 18" kettle would have been a better choice with more focused heat under the pot. 

And I agree, much better (and fun) to cook seafood outside.

Cheers bud...