AuthorNeal Wentz
00DifficultyBeginner

A tasty and easy way to serve fresh shrimp with all of your friends!!

**Make sure you follow the staging of ingredients to ensure everything is cooked properly**

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Yields1 Serving
Prep Time20 minsCook Time40 minsTotal Time1 hr
Seafood Boil Seasoning Ingredients
  cup Whole Mustard Seeds
  cup Whole Coriander Seeds
 ¼ cup Course Sea Salt
  cup Celery Seeds
  cup Marjoram
  cup Dill Seeds
 1 tbsp Sugar
 2 tsp Whole All Spice
 2 tsp Ground Cayenne Pepper
 ½ tsp Whole Cloves
 1 Bay Leaf; Crushed
Shrimp Boil Ingredients
 24 oz Lager BeerYuengling is a favorite in Bear Kitchen
 8 qts Water
 ½ cup Shrimp Boil SeasoningWrapped and tied in cheesecloth
 1 tbsp Course Sea Salt
 3 Bay Leaves
 4 Onions; quartered
 4 Bulbs of Garlic; halved
 3 lbs Small Potatoes; halved
 8 Ears of CornShucked and cut in half
 3 lbs Smoked Sausage Cut into 1" pieces
 4 lbs Fresh ShrimpEZ-Peel is preferable. Keeps shrimp from overcooking.
 Baguettes, Butter, Old Bay, Lemon Wedges
1

Mix the whole spices together. Separate into 2 pieces of cheesecloth and tie it off. Set them aside.

2

Add 8 qts of water and 24oz of beer to a very large stock pot.

3

Add spice packets, salt, bay leaves, onions, and garlic to your stock pot. Bring to a boil.

4

Add potatoes and simmer for 15 minutes.

5

Add corn and sausage, and simmer for 8 minutes.

**I had to remove some of the liquid at this point because the pot was too small**

6

Add shrimp, cover pot, and turn off heat. Let the pot sit for 10 - 15 minutes to cook shrimp.

**Again, remove more liquid if you need to**

7

Strain liquid and display food on newspaper covered table. We taped 2 pool noodles together, draped a plastic table cloth over, then covered the plastic with paper. Made for very easy clean up!!

8

Serve and enjoy with baguette slices, lemon wedges, melted butter, cocktail sauce, and Old Bay seasoning.

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Ingredients

Seafood Boil Seasoning Ingredients
  cup Whole Mustard Seeds
  cup Whole Coriander Seeds
 ¼ cup Course Sea Salt
  cup Celery Seeds
  cup Marjoram
  cup Dill Seeds
 1 tbsp Sugar
 2 tsp Whole All Spice
 2 tsp Ground Cayenne Pepper
 ½ tsp Whole Cloves
 1 Bay Leaf; Crushed
Shrimp Boil Ingredients
 24 oz Lager BeerYuengling is a favorite in Bear Kitchen
 8 qts Water
 ½ cup Shrimp Boil SeasoningWrapped and tied in cheesecloth
 1 tbsp Course Sea Salt
 3 Bay Leaves
 4 Onions; quartered
 4 Bulbs of Garlic; halved
 3 lbs Small Potatoes; halved
 8 Ears of CornShucked and cut in half
 3 lbs Smoked Sausage Cut into 1" pieces
 4 lbs Fresh ShrimpEZ-Peel is preferable. Keeps shrimp from overcooking.
 Baguettes, Butter, Old Bay, Lemon Wedges

Directions

1

Mix the whole spices together. Separate into 2 pieces of cheesecloth and tie it off. Set them aside.

2

Add 8 qts of water and 24oz of beer to a very large stock pot.

3

Add spice packets, salt, bay leaves, onions, and garlic to your stock pot. Bring to a boil.

4

Add potatoes and simmer for 15 minutes.

5

Add corn and sausage, and simmer for 8 minutes.

**I had to remove some of the liquid at this point because the pot was too small**

6

Add shrimp, cover pot, and turn off heat. Let the pot sit for 10 - 15 minutes to cook shrimp.

**Again, remove more liquid if you need to**

7

Strain liquid and display food on newspaper covered table. We taped 2 pool noodles together, draped a plastic table cloth over, then covered the plastic with paper. Made for very easy clean up!!

8

Serve and enjoy with baguette slices, lemon wedges, melted butter, cocktail sauce, and Old Bay seasoning.

Notes

Low Country Shrimp Boil

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