I didn't have time to post last night, therefore I'm posting this late as this occurred yesterday (Sat 5/12/12).
Our friend's birthday was on Friday so his parents were in town from Georgia. They wanted to cook a delicious birthday meal so they made Low Country Boil. This is a traditional Southern recipe that stems from the southern regions of South Carolina and Georgia. From what I read in an
Atlanta blog, it sounds like it is a spring/summer meal when you go to the beach or lake. The recipe is easy and can be adapted to feed as many people as are in attendance. It can be cooked outside on a gas burner for party settings or cooked inside on the stovetop. This particular recipe was made with smoked sausage, shrimp, corn on the cob, onions, and red potatoes, all boiled in crab boil seasoning for about 20 minutes. Then you drain the water and dump the ingredients on a table covered with newspaper. I would like to try to make this myself one time. I think I would add crab legs and Old Bay Seasoning. The best part about this Low-Country Boil (other than taste) is the cleanup factor. One pot to use, one pot to clean.
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