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A whole head, cut in half is my move. I also do some andouille sausage, some onions cut in half, then stuff for flavor like halved and juiced lemons, celery, bay leaves, etc Then you’ve got options – mushrooms, brussel sprouts, pineapple, carrots, artichokes, sweet potatoes. I’m sure there’s more I’m forgetting. I’ve also seen things like artichokes and squash and pretty much whatever people have laying around. Onions, whole garlic cloves, etc I’m from Southeast Texas and this stuff overflowed there too, and it’s one of my favorite things to do when I go back home to visit. I just ate probably 20 lbs of crawfish by myself about a month ago when I went to my mom’s crawfish boil. I’m going back soon and I’ma do the Eat Sleep Make Up Repeat Makeup Artist Hearts Lipstick T-Shirt But I will love this same. lol

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I live in Washington now and you can’t get a decent crawfish boil up here. It’s illegal to import crawfish live, so you have to get the Eat Sleep Make Up Repeat Makeup Artist Hearts Lipstick T-Shirt But I will love this local ones which are expensive and can be hard to find. I’ll usually cook up about 30 lbs in the front yard if I can get my hands on them. But they’re also about $10 a pound. Also, I’d just like to say if you get caught down south calling them Crayfish, those coonasses will laugh you out of the country. I’m allergic to shellfish, and watching her and my stepdaughter buzzsaw through pounds of the things is always vaguely disturbing. Growing up in ETX/LA the only word similar to hillbilly or hick that isn’t a fighting word from a stranger is coonass. Depends on the context. If it’s said in a vacuum, no big deal. You call me a “stupid coonass” those are fighting words. I moved here from Houston, and my friends have been sending me all the crawfish season photos. Monsters, all of them. I went to a fast food restaurant just outside Baton Rouge that happened to be hosting a child’s birthday. Grandpa was there. He was wearing a crawfish hat. Local cajun place (very authentic, when I took my cajun memere (grandma) there for dinner once she actually knew the owner Mr. Thibodeaux from ‘back home’). Obviously they serve a lot of crawdads. The waitstaff wore T-shirts (available for sale) that had the restaurants logo on the front, and on the back said either:

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.