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re: Lobster Base for etouffee?
Posted on 3/5/14 at 1:39 pm to Gris Gris
Posted on 3/5/14 at 1:39 pm to Gris Gris
Yea that's why I was saying a variation of that recipe because I don't add the tomato sauce and leave out a few other ingredients, its actually a lot like what you posted and what OTIS does. Just thinking of adding the lobster base to see how it turns out. The tail package I bought says it comes with the fat. Im thinking like you said and get a few pounds of boiled crawfish to get more fat and might make a quick stock with the shells.
Posted on 3/5/14 at 1:47 pm to tdavi48
You really don't need a stock if you get enough fat, but if you have the crawfish from getting the fat out, may as well simmer some for a bit for the little bit of liquid you might use. I don't use much and sometimes none at all. It's really a smothered dish in butter. Fat is the key to the flavor much moreso than stock in my opinion. However, there's never enough fat in those bags of tails for me. You can't really even see much because there's not much, if any.
Years ago, you could sell fat. Then, that was outlawed so I suspect there's not much more than accidental fat in bags of tails. It goes rancid quickly.
Years ago, you could sell fat. Then, that was outlawed so I suspect there's not much more than accidental fat in bags of tails. It goes rancid quickly.
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