Seafood
Everything from the Sea, you’ll find in here!
Cajun Seafood Steam
2LBS mussels
10-12 prawns shell on
3 large smokies or sausages
3 corn on cob (cut into 5 pieces each)
1 large potato cubed
1/2CUP white wine
salt pepper
Sauce: 1/2CUP butter
2TBSP each cajun spice
fresh cilantro
green onion & diced garlic
1TBSP each Sriracha
garlic chili sauce
lime juice
1TSP crushed chili’s
1 jalapeno cut in quarters
Put the mussels, smokies, and corn along with the wine and salt and pepper in pan. Cover, put on med high heat and let steam 3-4 minute’s. We then take out smokies cut them, put them back in and add potatoes also. Before closing the lid we sprinkle a little cajun spice over everything. Steam low heat it potatoes are done should take about 5 minutes.
Baked Stuffed Mussels
10-12 large Mussels
2CUPS cooked rice vermicelli noodles
1TSP each of Sriracha
Garlic Chili Sauce
Sweet chili sauce
lime juice
Hoisin sauce
sesame oil
fish sauce & Oyster sauce
2-3 thai Chili’s (optional)
1/4CUP green onions sliced
Sliced green onions for garnish (optional)
Stir-fry Clams, with a kick
Bowl of fresh clams, soaked in water overnight, drained multiple times.
1TBSP each of oyster & hoisin sauce
1TSP each soya sauce & fish sauce
Red onion, sliced thinly
3-4garlic cloves minced
4 Serrano peppers, sliced, any pepper would do
2-3 Thai chilis
10 snow peas, sliced, we slice them on a slant. Slice them any which way you want.
Half lime squeezed in.
Seafood & Noodles
Today we are using a Lucky Me brand of noodles
Chili & Lime Flavour noodles X2 or more depending on how many noodles you like to eat. This feeds atleast four people.
Pound of fresh clam
Crab legs
Prawns 10-15
Mushrooms of your choice, we used two different kinds
2 Serrano peppers sliced
1 jalapeno sliced
Thai Chilis diced
Green onion cut in 1″ pieces
Bunch of garlic and ginger cut and or minced. We like bigger chunks, so we don’t cut up as much
Sliced limes
2TBSP Homemade garlic chili oil
1TBSP Garlic butter or oil of your choice
1TBSP each fish sauce & soya sauce
2TBSP cornstarch
Really anything goes here you can omit what you don’t want, add what you like. Make your noodles how you like.
Your guests will never know you used a package of noodles ;0) enjoy!