| Now I've got zydeco playing in my head and I want crawfish boil and some of that rosemint tea for breakfast. |
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| Maybe her experience with crawfish boils made her more open to the joys of labor-intensive feasts. |
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| The generous heap of crawfish were shelled, but the dish was topped with three whole unshelled crawfish, which I amateurishly tore apart. |
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| Crawfish has been planted in many lakes in Sweden, to ensure some fun times and some home-cooked crawfish. |
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| Arrange some sweetbreads, artichokes, and crawfish in the center, sprinkle the dish with paprika and garnish with chervil. |
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| Perhaps the most representative food of Cajun culture is crawfish, or mudbug. |
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| Walked off the crawfish beignets and bread pudding while admiring the Greek Revival and Italian architecture on the Garden District Walking Tour. |
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| In flood years they open the gates and fresh water flushes through the Basin and the crawfish and the fishermen flourish. |
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| One day, we were all at some bar, having rounds of drinks, when I mentioned crawfish again, and Hiroki grimaced and made retching noises. |
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| Call me a grinch, but I also thought Floyd's crawfish could have been bigger and fatter. |
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| The whole thing is flash fried and served with a spicy, crawfish based white sauce. |
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| However, the region is known for its excellent seafood, especially lobster, crawfish, clams, scallops, and shrimp. |
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| Set two whitefish fillets and a crawfish on top, drizzle with annatto oil and garnish with salmon roe and whitefish roe. |
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| The new display will also include tropical hermit crabs, crawfish, horseshoe crabs, and other species. |
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| The diver asked the chef if he would prepare a special crawfish dish for her birthday party at his restaurant. |
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| There isn't much else to see at this depth apart from freshwater crawfish scuttling for cover along the silty bottom. |
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| Scoop out the insides of the eggs lightly with a vegetable spoon, and fill them with a fine salpicon of crawfish mingled with thick tartar sauce. |
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| On holidays, it is common for everyone to fish for crawfish in the mountain streams or to catch land crabs to add to the evening meal. |
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| Gabrielle Taper, 19, sat next to her two teenage friends and nibbled on crawfish and andouille, a type of sausage made from pork. |
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| It is my understanding that he and his brother farmed crawfish in Mississippi. |
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| We feasted on shrimp, crawfish, pralines, and other dainties. |
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| Examples of Cajun food include crawfish bisque and andouille gumbo. |
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| An interesting occupant of the rock's ledges is the crawfish. |
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| Both include oysters, crawfish, crab, shrimp, and fish from the Gulf of Mexico, and pork, fowl, and beef. |
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| From 1941 to 1973 state law prohibited the possession or sale of crawfish, the Caribbean spiny lobster and various other competitors. |
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| These micro-algae are eaten by marine animals including salmon, crawfish, crabs and lobster. |
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| The keeping of crawfish on board vessels other than crawfish pot vessels shall be forbidden. |
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| This subheading covers crawfish in shell, whole or split lengthwise as well as crawfish meat. |
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| The clear waters of the Belaya and other rivers were full of fish and crawfish hiding by the banks. |
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| On Sunday afternoon, Mahler sat at his own bar, waiting for a call from his crawfish supplier. |
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| Whether you know them as mudbugs, ditch bugs, river lobsters, crawlybottoms, crawdads, or crawfish, anyone who has spent time in streams is familiar with crayfish. |
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| This crab boil mix can be used for shrimp, crawfish, lobster or crab. |
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| Men, she says, worked 24 hours, forced to steam the crawfish and then peel them. |
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| East's epiphany took the form of a satirical column comparing the progress of his native state to that of a crawfish. |
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| Usually known as a crawfish, crawdad, ecrevisse, mud bug, it is highly prized. |
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| The Protocol in respect of crawfish fishing was extended by eleven months commencing 1.4.1991. The two delegations expressed their interest in improving the assessment and exploitation of stocks. |
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| The accountants ate plates of crawfish, fried chicken and king cake. Lonnie Jones, a carpenter from the neighbourhood, wandered over to see what the fuss was about. |
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| Shellfish with hard shells, mollusks such as squids and octopus, bottom-creeping things under the seas such as crabs and crawfish, and underwater plants that cannot survive out of water were also created on this day. |
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| So there, among the rocky slopes of bending hickory and walnut trees, her feet slightly wary of crawfish in the icy water, she would gather positive strength for herself, as well as for her tribe. |
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| The menu included shrimp Alfredo, crawfish mirliton soup, bacon-wrapped shrimp, and southwestern egg rolls. |
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| Perfect for the base of sauces for crawfish. |
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| The Committee however recalled that the list of names proposed was the result of a consensus achieved after extensive debate and agreed to retain the current list, including crawfish. |
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| His pâté en croûte would indeed resemble that of the great cook, and the lobster served with Bresse poultry is a nod to the chicken with crawfish. |
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| I have never been one to flinch or crawfish when faced with an unpleasant task. |
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| But one year, I was scheduled to host the family turkey day, and I spied a quart of frozen crawfish etouffee in the freezer the night before. |
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| You can brunch on fromage at gloriously whiffy Mission Cheese or New Orlean's-style beignets stuffed with crawfish at Brenda's French Soul Food in the Tenderloin. |
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| Most folks call them crayfish, but in the bayou, they are crawfish. |
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| The size of a crawfish shall be measured as shown in Figure 7 as the length of the carapace from the tip of the rostrum to the midpoint of the distal edge of the carapace. |
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| The Big Easy, Louisiana's mythical capital, is the stuff of dreams with its jazz undertones, bustling streets, the French Quarter, and aromas of coffee, bourbon and boiled crawfish. |
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| Lobsters, crawfish, and bivalve and gastropod molluscs belonging to any such species for which a minimum size is set in Annex VI may only be retained on board wholeandmayonlybelandedwhole. |
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| I have not seen a frog, hornpout, or crawfish in five years. |
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| Leopard frogs and wood frogs are the earliest breeding ranids at Dave's Pond, followed by the crawfish frog, with green frog and bullfrog breeding significantly later. |
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| They will be served on Sunday as a Creole Mardi Gras jazz brunch featuring eggs Hussarde, eggs Sardou, pain perdu, grillades and grits, and both crawfish and okra omelets. |
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| It can be shrimp, fiddler crabs, oysters, crawfish or even red wigglers. |
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