We have a party at my friend's ranch, it's a lot of fun, the first day everyone gets there, and I boil 200-300 pounds of mudbugs, and bbq a hundred or so pounds of ribs, and the price of admission is a case of beer or a bottle of liquor. No presents allowed, and we proceed to drink until our boots couldn't keep us up, then the next day we clean up, and get the big hydraulic throwers out and shoot a few thousand shells in the air over the front pond, it's a lot of fun, the best birthday party I've had ever, and it's now something we make tshirts up for and people can't wait to come, we're up to a hundred people.other1 said:
Yes, it's crawfish, they look like bugs in the mud, they are extremely good, boiled up with a mountain of spices, corn, potatoes, artichokes, mushrooms, lemons, and andouille sausage, a cajun smoked spicy sausage. Under no circumstances are they called crayfish, thats like saying there is ever beans in chili, no true chili has beans in it.bfreebern said:
Sounds good.texasaggie said:Yes, it's crawfish, they look like bugs in the mud, they are extremely good, boiled up with a mountain of spices, corn, potatoes, artichokes, mushrooms, lemons, and andouille sausage, a cajun smoked spicy sausage. Under no circumstances are they called crayfish, thats like saying there is ever beans in chili, no true chili has beans in it.bfreebern said:
Chili only ever has meat and chili's and tomatoes sometimes. You'll never see any chili cookoff or anything worth it's weight that allows a single form of bean there. Eat beans seperate, chili is about the meat and the chili and is too overpowered by beans, in the old times you wouldn't see any cook putting beans in the chili, beans are in the bean pot, and chili is in the chili pot.other1 said:
