Wednesday, July 01, 2009

Crawfish Etouffee Recipe at Nola Cuisine

I’ve always loved Crawfish Étouffée, so after my Crawfish boil a while back, I saved all that sweet tail meat and turned it into this rich, comforting étouffée. Just like my shrimp étouffée, it leans into the homemade stock, a hearty roux, the trinity, garlic, onions, peppers,all that good stuff, but this time with crawfish tail meat in the spotlight. It simmers down until the flavors meld, finishes with green onions and parsley, and gets served over hot rice so every bite is saucy and nostalgic, the kind of dish that brings back memories of creeks, boil pots, and kitchen smells that take me right back to Louisiana. Be sure and check out my Creole & Cajun Recipe Page as well as my Bibliography of Creole & Cajun Cookbooks!

9 comments:

  1. Great recipe Thanx for sharing I truly love crawfish.

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  2. I've got a weak spot for crawfish etouffe! This one looks great. Thanks a lot.

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  3. Love crawfish, I need to find a source here in Portalnd OR.

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    1. Anonymous3:52 PM

      Hello you can find crawfish right now in Portland at ABC Seafood Company...Google it, its located on SE. Powell Blvd.

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  4. Susan Aaron3:04 PM

    I'm so thankful I can get a source of crawfish here in Las Vegas . . .

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  5. Anonymous1:53 PM

    Great recipes, check out the article that Portland Monthly did on Emeril, Cajun food and Nola his restaurant. http://www.portlandmonthly.com/portmag/2010/06/acadias-cajuns/

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  6. Great blog! I'm from Canada but I recently went to New Orleans and wrote a whole bunch about the food there too!

    www.annieyenchenchu.blogspot.com.

    Thanks for sharing!

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