Louisiana crawfish boils are legendary and the leftovers can be just as satisfying. This recipe takes the best of a spicy boil, the "trash," as we call it here, and with a few added ingredients a delicious soup is a hit. I only use Savoie's® sausage and tasso in my boils so it's no wonder that it is awesome.
Cook Time 40 minutesmins
Total Time 40 minutesmins
Course Soup
Servings 8
Ingredients
1lbcrawfish tails(peeled)
1lbSavoie's® Smoked Sausage(diced)
8ozSavoie's® Pork Tasso(diced)
6small cobscorn(trim corn off cobs)
6red potatoes(diced)
½bulbgarlic(should squeeze out like butter after boil)
1onion(chopped)
1stickbutter
½cupflour
1cap-fullliquid Shrimp & Crab Boil
4cupsmilk
4cupswater or stock(I prefer shrimp or chicken stock)
½cupgreen onion tops(chopped)
1cupshredded cheese(provolone or cheddar)
Savoie's® old fashioned seasoning and hot sauce to taste
Directions
Make a roux over med-low heat with butter and flour.
Add milk, chicken stock, and liquid crab boil.
Stir often so bottom won't burn - cook 15-20 min.
Add corn, potatoes, onion, garlic, sausage, tasso, and crawfish.
Reduce heat to low and cook 20 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Add salt, pepper, and hot sauce to your taste. Add green onion tops.
Serve with shredded cheese.
Note: Soup should have a spicy kick. If crawfish boil was already very spicy then adjust crab boil and/or hot sauce.