#travel2013 is going well so far! My second trip of the year was to Baton Rouge
(with an overnight stop in Meridian MS - I'd never been to Mississippi, so it counts!) with friends for their engagement party. This is going to be another photo post, so I hope you enjoy the captions :)
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| If you can handle a 9 hour car ride with a smile, your marriage is off to a good start! |
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| I think it's really cool to see where your friends grew up. |
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| At the engagement party. |
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| My first crawfish boil! |
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| Chicken, 2 kinds of sausage, spices, and the veggies you see here. |
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| I love this picture, and I think I might put it in my kitchen. |
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| It was SO good! |
What a fun post!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of the food.
I don't like crawfish, but I do love a good Shrimp Boil! (same ingredients, just substitute shrimp for crawfish).
Lea
Lea's Menagerie
Thanks Lea! When I lived in SC we did 'low county boils' with shrimp, and sometimes mussels. It was a lot like this, but the Crawfish Boils is a LOT spicier!!!
DeleteTHat guy looks like someone I work with I actually did a double take haha
ReplyDeleteNever hard lobster I hate seafood but I kind of want to try it
Lobster is really good, you should try it!! I never have been much for seafood. When you're from a landlocked state, I think you have a good excuse! BUT when I lived in SC I started eating a lot of shellfish. More shrimp, oysters, crab, lobster, mussels etc. I still don't like a lot of traditional 'fish', but the shellfish are really good. If you ever get a chance to try any of the boils, do it! There's always a lot of food, so if you're not thrilled with the fish part, you won't go hungry :)
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