Remove skin from
chicken. Rinse chicken well. Set your chicken on a tray. Add 6 CAJUN
STUFF-IT CAPSULES on each side of chicken breast, then add 4 capsules
on each leg and same amount on thighs. Season with CAJUN TIPSY SEASONING
front and back. (Use the new Mesquite Stuff It capsules, if you desire.
)
Take CAJUN TIPSY COOKER and fill half of the cylinder with herbs, beer,
butter, water (if you prefer not to use beer), then put 1/2 crab boil
and fill remaining with water. Spray cooker with Fat Free Cooking Spray
(for easy clean up). Set chicken on cooker. Spray chicken with an even
amount of Fat Free Spray front and back.
Wrap skinless chicken with Reynolds Wrappers Sheets, the single sheets
makes it easy to wrap chicken in parts. First start with using a single
sheet of foil covering the back and wings, next wrap the breast with
a single wrap also securing the foil, then wrap each chicken leg and
thigh (single sheets) leaving one inch of leg out.
Bar B Q or (put in oven) for 1-1/2 hours
Yield: 4 to 6 serving.
Sauteed Quail with Mushrooms
* 8 Quail
* Flour
* Cajun Tipsy Seasoning
* 4 tablespoons butter
* 1/2 cup white wine
* 1/2 cup broth
* 1 tablespoon flour
* 10 mushrooms, sliced
* Fresh parsley chopped
Flour quail and sprinkle with Cajun Tipsy Seasoning. Melt butter in
a frying pan and brown quail, turning often. Add wine and broth. Cover
and cook 20 minutes. Put quail on hot platter and cover with aluminum
foil. Add mushrooms and cook until tender. Add flour to pan and cook
until thickened. Pour over quail and sprinkle with parsley.
Serves: 8.
Cajun Stuffed Red Snapper
* 1 onion
* 1/2 cup celery
* 1/2 pound butter
* 1 cup peeled shrimp
* 1 cup crab meat
* 3/4 cup bread crumbs
* 1 lemon
* 6 to 8 Cajun stuff-it Capsules
* 1- 4 to 5 pound filet snapper, or 2 large filets
of your choice
* Cajun Tipsy Seasoning to your taste
Stuffing:
Sauté onion and celery in 1/4 butter. Add shrimp, crab meat,
bread crumbs.
Season fish. Stuff the cavity with the above stuffing.
Use 6 to 8 Cajun Stuff-it Capsules in meat of fish (just cut a hole
and insert capsules) .
If using two filets, place a one-inch layer of stuffing on one filet,
then place the other on top, making a "sandwich". Melt the
remaining pound butter with the juice of 1/2 lemon and pour over the
stuffed fish in a baking pan.
Bake at 350 degree F. for approximately 12 minutes with melted butter.
Add lemon. Remove when done and garnish with remaining slices of lemon
and parsley.
Recipe for Art's Seafood Boil
* Equipment needed: One large cooking pot with basket big enough to
hold 30 pounds of crawfish. A lid for the pot and a small propane cooker,
as you will cook this outside.
*You will need a 30 pound sack of live crawfish, 2 pack of Art's Seafood
Boil, 3 round boxes of salt, 4 small onions, 4 small potatoes,4 ears
of corn and 1 pack of smoked sausage cut in half.
*Now it's time to start cooking! Remember to always separate live
crawfish from the one that didn't make it. Next you must purge the crawfish.
Get a large tub of water . You will need this to purge the crawfish.
Place crawfish into the water, add one box of salt to crawfish. Let
the crawfish purge for 7 minutes. Remove the crawfish and place in an
ice chest until ready to cook.
*Fill the pot with fresh water half full, place on cooker, and start
the fire. Place a box and a half of salt into the water, 1 pack of Seafood
Boil, 2 lemons cut in half- squeeze each half into the pot and drop
the lemon . Place lid on pot.
*Let the water come to a boil for 2 minutes, that way the spices will
mix well. Drop the onions , potatoes and corn.and sausage (cut
in half.) Let cook for 5 minutes or until done. The way to check
for readiness is to take a fork or sharp knife and stab the potatoes
and the onion. If it goes in easy, it is cooked. Lower the fire on the
burner and remove the basket. Place the vegetable and sausage
in a pan and cover. Place the basket back in the pot.
*Turn the heat up on the burner, take the rest of the lemons cut in
half, squeeze each half into the pot and drop the lemon.Place the rest
of the boxes of salt into the water. When the water comes to a boil,
place the crawfish into the basket and place lid on top. When the water
comes back to a boil, you need to watch this part - let it boil for
4 minutes turn the fire off, let it simmer for 3 minutes, and remove.
*Now you are ready, place old newspaper on the top of an old table.
Dump the basket of crawfish on top of the newspaper and
sprinkle the second pack of Art's Seafood Boil onto the top of the crawfish.
Dump the onions, potatoes, corn and sausage on top of the crawfish.
* You can make a sauce for dipping your peeled crawfish, by mixing
mayo, ketchup and a little Worcestershire sauce. Mix this to your liking.
*Now it's time to pass a good time with family and friends.
*This recipe can also be used for boiling crab or shrimp