American Food

[Hellerad]

Regardless what you put inside of it, to be a po' boy, it needs to be made with a baguette type bread...crisp crust with nice soft center.

Here, they are almost always french bread with something fried.

I had one with boiled shrimp and fried green tomatoes recently. Really bizarre gourmet take on the po' boy.

 

[RAFUH]

Here, they are almost always french bread with something fried.

I had one with boiled shrimp and fried green tomatoes recently. Really bizarre gourmet take on the po' boy.

Yep, fried seafood mostly I'd say for a more traditional version....shrimp, oysters, crawfish, catfish, gator...

Does alligator count as seafood?

 

[RAFUH]

Sake. Now I want a crawfish po'boy

 

[TrixyStevens]

Sake. Now I want a crawfish po'boy

Oh my god what is it and where can I acquire one?

 

[ItsOKImAPilot]

For those of you that are not fans of American food, I invite you over for some homemade crab cakes. Just made some for myself and I think they are a gift to all mankind.

 

[RAFUH]

Sake. Now I want a crawfish po'boy

Oh my god what is it and where can I acquire one?

You could find one all over the Southern US, but especially along the gulf coast.

 

[The Esk]

For those that like their oysters:

 

[Hellerad]

For those that like their oysters:

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I've always drowned them in butter, garlic, horseradish, or hot sauce.

 

[The Esk]

I've always drowned them in butter, garlic, horseradish, or hot sauce.

just the classic red wine vinegar and finely diced shallots for me

 

[l4toffee]

Sake. Now I want a crawfish po'boy

That looks so good . Starving here ffs

 

[mezzrow]

For those of you that are not fans of American food, I invite you over for some homemade crab cakes. Just made some for myself and I think they are a gift to all mankind.

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[ilikecheese]

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A buddy of mine brought a bunch of these back from the East Coast...so freakin good:

 

[ItsOKImAPilot]

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I love old bay on tilapia. Also: lemon juice, butter, and hot sauce= awesome coating for tilapia. Just melt the butter in the microwave first then add the lemon juice and hot sauce appropriately to taste. I used Frank's hot sauce because you can use a lot more of it vs lemon juice. Note that I have a very high tolerance to spice. I'm also buzzed so I cannot give exact measurements.

 

[SerenityNigh]

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Is Old Bay the Zatarain's of the East? Looks strangely similar.

 

[ItsOKImAPilot]