Caje's shrimp & crab stew

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Make a dark peanut butter roux .75 cup oil & .75 cupflower. It's gonna take around 45 minures of stirrin' to get it dark enough. to stop the cooking, put in 3/4's of a container of that chopped seasoning you buy in the store (the 16 oz size). Put in two tablespoons( yes tablespoons) of K Paul "seafood seasoning" stir it good and set aside.
meantime-you should have boiled and set aside a couple of fresh cleaned crabs (not frozen-it gets a fishy taste)to get around 3-4 cups of stock-you need add noting to the water except salt. (if you want a more shrimp-y flavor boil shrimp instead). ( I also suggest that you let the lookes pick on these two crabs as appetizers, cause you are going to cook them a while to get stock and they are not going to take too much more cooking-in other words do not put these crabs in the dish. In your big stock pot-melt one stick of BUTTER-not margerine-and saute the remaining chopped vegetables-if you want put in half a table spoon of the seafood seasoning. Then put in one pound more or less of peeled shrimp and 4 or 5 parboiled cleaned crabs (you can adjust the crab or shrimp up or down depending on youe mood-or make it all shrimp or all crab). When the shrimp get pink, put in the roux/vegetable mixture and three cups of stock (you can adjust this any way you want-more people to feed add more stock
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). You're ready to go, but it tastes better the longer it sits and melds-5 minutes before serving fold in half pound of white crab meat ) and a pound of cleaned coctail claws to give the diners something to do . This is rich and best served with a good eye-talian tossed salad, garlic bread and a bunch od a good white wine.
 
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Make a dark peanut butter roux .75 cup oil & .75 cupflower. It's gonna take around 45 minures of stirrin' to get it dark enough. to stop the cooking, put in 3/4's of a container of that chopped seasoning you buy in the store (the 16 oz size). Put in two tablespoons( yes tablespoons) of K Paul "seafood seasoning" stir it good and set aside.
meantime-you should have boiled and set aside a couple of fresh cleaned crabs (not frozen-it gets a fishy taste)to get around 3-4 cups of stock-you need add noting to the water except salt. (if you want a more shrimp-y flavor boil shrimp instead). ( I also suggest that you let the lookes pick on these two crabs as appetizers, cause you are going to cook them a while to get stock and they are not going to take too much more cooking-in other words do not put these crabs in the dish. In your big stock pot-melt one stick of BUTTER-not margerine-and saute the remaining chopped vegetables-if you want put in half a table spoon of the seafood seasoning. Then put in one pound more or less of peeled shrimp and 4 or 5 parboiled cleaned crabs (you can adjust the crab or shrimp up or down depending on youe mood-or make it all shrimp or all crab). When the shrimp get pink, put in the roux/vegetable mixture and three cups of stock (you can adjust this any way you want-more people to feed add more stock
icon_wink.gif
). You're ready to go, but it tastes better the longer it sits and melds-5 minutes before serving fold in half pound of white crab meat ) and a pound of cleaned coctail claws to give the diners something to do . This is rich and best served with a good eye-talian tossed salad, garlic bread and a bunch od a good white wine.
 
It's gonna take around 45 minures of stirrin' to get it dark enough

I'm thinking this task could be done quicker, but it really takes whatever time required to drink three Abitas.

Its making me hungry and I just ate!
 
Sounds real good!
It reminds me of a recipe one of my Cajun patiens gave me for jambala--the last line of the recipe was.."So good it feeds two"
 

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