Crawfish, corn on the cob and new potatoes! It's not just for Cajuns. Some folks in Alabama eat it too! This batch was among the dishes at a wedding reception, but nearby Faunsdale has the annual Alabama Crawfish Festival every April, begun by...you guessed it...a native of Louisiana.
This is beautiful, and it has the added attraction of being delicious and smelling good too. You made me realize I must get myself down to the next River festival here and shoot some cook. heh. It makes for a great shot and says something about the place.
ReplyDeleteThey look still alive! I swear one of them just winked at me ;-)
ReplyDeleteLove colorful food shots! Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteso that's what a crawfish looks like, have heard about them, but never seen or tasted! ☆
ReplyDeleteCrawfish don't look very appetizing, do they? I prefer shrimp sans heads. There are some farmed shrimp near here, grown in saltwater aquifers, I believe, from back when a sea covered the Black Belt. My kids used to find mussel shells while digging in their granddad's garden.
ReplyDeleteThe photo makes my mouth water. We have spot prawns in season at this time and can never get enough of a good thing.
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