Crawfish Pie #aaayyyeee
Crawfish Pie
I like to use southeast Texas crawfish when they are available. The next best thing are Lousiana crawfish. Although I have used the Chinese imported crawfish many times to make etouffee and gumbo. It just doesn't feel right! I got the urge for a crawfish pie the other day and I bought 2lbs of crawfish tails. It turned out real good. Here are the ingredients -
2 lbs southeast Texas crawfish tail meat (tastes better than LA) ~ :o)
2 medium 10/15 onions
2 bell peppers with the skin removed (blister method)
6 stalks of celery
5 carrots chopped
3 green onion stalks
1 cup of okra
1 T black pepper
1/2 T pink Himalayan sea salt
2 T thyme
5 cloves of garlic
3 T extra virgin olive oil
cayenne pepper to taste
Pie Crust
4 cups of sifted flour (I like to grind my own summer wheat berries)
8 ozs butter
1 cup of water +-
2 t pink Himalayan sea salt
I use a #12 black iron skillet and it works perfect.
I like to use southeast Texas crawfish when they are available. The next best thing are Lousiana crawfish. Although I have used the Chinese imported crawfish many times to make etouffee and gumbo. It just doesn't feel right! I got the urge for a crawfish pie the other day and I bought 2lbs of crawfish tails. It turned out real good. Here are the ingredients -
2 lbs southeast Texas crawfish tail meat (tastes better than LA) ~ :o)
2 medium 10/15 onions
2 bell peppers with the skin removed (blister method)
6 stalks of celery
5 carrots chopped
3 green onion stalks
1 cup of okra
1 T black pepper
1/2 T pink Himalayan sea salt
2 T thyme
5 cloves of garlic
3 T extra virgin olive oil
cayenne pepper to taste
Pie Crust
4 cups of sifted flour (I like to grind my own summer wheat berries)
8 ozs butter
1 cup of water +-
2 t pink Himalayan sea salt
I use a #12 black iron skillet and it works perfect.
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