Georgian Low Country Boil

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About this recipe

In this blog post I will take you thru the steps and ingredients needed to craft this recipe. Grab your favorite apron and let's go.
The Georgian low country boil recipe is a delightful dish that brings together the flavors of the coastal region of Georgia. This recipe is a seafood lover's dream, featuring an assortment of fresh shrimp, crab legs, sausage, corn on the cob, and potatoes, all boiled together in a flavorful broth. The combination of spices and ingredients creates a mouthwatering meal that is perfect for gatherings and summer cookouts.

Keywords: Georgian cuisine, low country boil, seafood, coastal flavors, summer cookout.

Georgian low country boil recipe details

Georgian low country boil recipe, recipe Rating: 4.4
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An easy seafood and potato recipe that can feed a little or a lot.
Ready in: 1 hour 15 mins

Ingredients

Serves: 4

• 2 lbs medium or small shrimp
• 2 lbs kielbasa or smoked sausage
• 8 baby corns
• 24 new or red potatoes
• 1/4 cup Old Bay(R) Seasoning (can use more if wanted)

Preparation method

Prep: 15 mins | Cook: 1 hour

1. Fill large pot 3/4 full of water. (If you’re doing this in the kitchen, you may need two large pots to cook different items separately, or you can do this in a turkey fryer pot with its big pot).
2. Add Old Bay and potatoes. Bring to boil and cook for 5 minutes. Add sausage and bring back to boil for 5 minutes. Add corn and boil for 5 minutes.
3. Check for doneness (especially the potatoes). If ready, add shrimp.
4. Be ready to pull out and strain (with the turkey fryer, a strainer should be holding all the ingredients within the pot). It should only take 2 minutes for the shrimp to turn pink. After they have turned pink, wait one more minute, then pull off.
5. Strain and put in trays to serve. Big foil pans work well. Serve with tartar sauce, cocktail sauce, and slaw.Make ahead

You can go ahead and cook the potatoes, and throw them in once you through the corn in to reheat.

Serving suggestion

To make it fun, have people eat with only their hands, and serve on newspaper. Chow down and enjoy!