Craving a taste of Louisiana? Dive into my latest creation: the Fried Crawfish Poboy with Blackened Ranch! π¦π₯ I've taken fresh crawfish, coated them in a light, seasoned breading, and fried them to golden perfection. These crispy delights are piled high on toasted, crusty French bread, creating the perfect crunch with every bite. But that's not all β I dress this masterpiece with shredded lettuce, vibrant heirloom tomatoes, and my own backyard pickled peppers for that extra kick. πΆοΈπ
The real game-changer? My homemade Blackened Ranch, crafted with creamy Blue Plate mayo and a generous helping of Boudreaux's Lil' Bit Better Blackening Seasoning. It's a symphony of flavors that brings this classic sandwich to new heights. πΆπ₯
Whether you're a po'boy aficionado or a curious foodie, this sandwich is a must-try. Let's bring the spirit of the bayou to your plate!
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Ingredients
Ranch
- 1/2 cup Blue Plate mayonnaise
- 1/2 cup buttermilk
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1 tbsp minced parsley
- 1/2 tbsp minced dill
- 1/2 tbsp sliced chives
- 1/2 tbsp granulated garlic
- 1/2 tbsp granulated onion
- 1 tbsp Boudreaux's Lil' Bit Better Blackening Seasoning
Sandwich
- 1 lb. crawfish tails
- Oil for frying
- 1 cup flour
- 1 cup fish fry
- Boudreaux's Lil' Bit Better Creole Seasoning
- French bread
- Lettuce
- Tomatoes
- Pickled peppers
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Directions
- Combine all ingredients for ranch and mix well. I blended mine, but that is optional.
- Mix flour and fish fry; season to taste.
- Drain crawfish from fat and toss in fish fry to well coat.
- Deep fry at 350 for just a couple minutes until golden brown.
- Toast French bread and dress to your liking.
- Assemble with fried crawfish tails and ranch.
Michael Boylan
Are tails fresh or parboiled / cooked? Can you use precooked for frying? In VA all sources appear to be cooked and packaged