INGREDIENTS
This is what you need for 4 quarts = 8+ servings:
- Zatarain's crab boil mix to taste
- 1 1/2 lbs. of shrimp, XL, tail-on
- 2 lbs. of (frozen) mixed vegetables
peas, carrots, corn, garden beans
2020-06-14
I like Cajun, prepare it fairly regularly.
This was a day of experimentation with 2 Cajun-kitchen products that I had never used before. Sadly enough It wasn't a great success since it appears that I had some sensitivity to one of the products. The aftermath of the meal is not a pleasant memory.
WARNING:
Even though I can normally tolerate spiciness levels up to serrano peppers without any problems, I found this way too spicy, possibly too spicy for my bodily comfort.
This is what you need for 4 quarts = 8+ servings:
2020-06-14
Pic2: Zatarain's crab boil mixZatarain's seasoned fish fry breading mix is not a batter. I also found it different from just flour in that it didn't seem to stick to the fish nearly as well as flour does. Yet it must have some, because the end result did come out golden brown.
The process was pretty simple. I placed the fish fillets in a Ziploc bag and added 1 heaped tbsp. of the fish fry breading mix, then shaked and baked, or rather Spanish-fried the fish in olive oil.
I served the fish with the soup veggies from above — a bit spicy, but not nearly like the broth — fresh pineapple and fresh grape tomatoes.
On the side was a serving of refried beans with cheese, lots of gooey cheese. And since it was Sunday, there was pizza for Marielos.
This is what you need for 2-3 servings:
the rest of the meal:
2020-06-14
Pic6: mahi-mahiPic9: all done
Pic12: the spicy soup veggies
Pic15: potatoes in tomato sauce