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Originally Posted by DrBee

So true... but I'll have to pass on the sushi. Anybody want crawfish?

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I've never had crawfish :( So I do, I do :D Is there crawfish sushi?

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Originally Posted by DrBee

So true... but I'll have to pass on the sushi. Anybody want crawfish?

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Wal' look who just buzzed in, Homer! She must be on one 'o her biweekly dive bombs of the forum.

Yes, please. Send some of them crawdad critters in some yummy etoufee.

PS - Would one of my friends please tell me why I grew up calling them crawdads? From what region did this colloquialism spring? Who calls them crayfish? Deep things to ponder tonight.

Lee & I went out for sushi tonight :)

What is etoufee? :confused:

I like this forum as i've come to the conclusion that not all americans are bad!

I appreciate the time and effort you all put into some of the posts!

Most of all I enjoy being surrounded by nuts.

C

Friends! yes! And one day I'll even meet some of you in person....KG, P, you know who you are....and if I'm really lucky a few in far far away places. Knowing you are there makes me oh so much more interested in travelling there - someone to say hello to! yay!

Seriously, at times you all are a pleasant distractions, and sometimes you are my lifeline when I feel lost. THANK YOU

Hugs and butterflies (and crawfish for those of you who like it)
~T~

Sadie,
I grew up saying "crawdads". My parents were from the south....


Thankyou ladies for your friendship and advise. What a great group of amazing people!

Ah ha! My father's family goes back in Texas pre-statehood. So the crawdads are their fault.

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Originally Posted by SadieKate

Wal' look who just buzzed in, Homer! She must be on one 'o her biweekly dive bombs of the forum.

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Ha ha. Laughing - really. :rolleyes:

In Louisiana - they're called crawfish. Up north, we called them crayfish. But then again - we didn't eat them either.

Etoufee is essentially crawfish tails smothered in butter (lots of butter), onions and seasoning. The crawfish "fat" makes it creamy. Very yummy stuff!

And that's a no on the crawfish sushi. Way way way no.

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Originally Posted by DrBee

In Louisiana - they're called crawfish. Up north, we called them crayfish. But then again - we didn't eat them either.

Etoufee is essentially crawfish tails smothered in butter (lots of butter), onions and seasoning. The crawfish "fat" makes it creamy. Very yummy stuff!

And that's a no on the crawfish sushi. Way way way no.

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Our crayfish up north here are so big we call them LOBSTER! :eek: ;) They are somewhat pricey however, so most of the time I'll "settle" for sashimi. :cool: ;)

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Originally Posted by crazycanuck

What is etoufee? :confused:

I like this forum as i've come to the conclusion that not all americans are bad!

I appreciate the time and effort you all put into some of the posts!

Most of all I enjoy being surrounded by nuts.

C

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Thank you so much, canuck! We really aren't so bad (most of us, anyway!). And definitely nutty.

I don't suppose you could find a Cajun in your family tree who could make you some etoufee someday? :D Shipping to Oz might be expensive so maybe you would have to travel over here, tho....then we crazy Americans could meet you!

I grew up calling 'em crawdads AND crayfish... hmm. No sutherner in me, though... everyone in my famdamily is from WI... hmm... The plot thickens.

I'd like to chime in a "hear, hear!" on this forum. I have found friends, sisters, and someone very special through TE. I am ever in awe of the great things that can be achieved by bringing women together.