Plus, we have variations on the boil, from the Texas twist to Viet-Cajun with oranges and lemongrass.

What are you waiting for?

We’ll be right over.

Crawfish Rolls on a platter with glasses of beer

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Best of all, this is one of the few recipes where leftover ingredients enhance the dish.

Using leftover rice gives you a crispier finished product.

Serve with toasted baguette slices or crunchy veggies.

Crawfish fried rice in a pan with a wooden spoon.

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Crawfish Rolls

These mini sandwiches are a quick-fix that will satisfy your po’boy or lobster roll cravings.

Crawfish Etouffee

You’ll need a big pot of rice for this creamy crawfish dish.

Crawfish Boil

Nothing says springtime quite like a crawfish boil.

Hot Crawfish Dip

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Load up on pounds of these mudbugs and invite all your friends for some finger-licking fun.

Do not, we repeat, do not skimp on seasoning.

Crawfish Dip

We guarantee you need this dip at your next party.

Dao Family Viet-Cajun Crawfish Boil in Houston, TX

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Cayenne, Creole mustard, and hot sauce all find their way into the mix.

Serve with a crusty baguette.

You could even repurpose them as a main dish in the form of sliders.

Crawfish Étouffée

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Get the pot going; we’re on our way.

Crawfish Boil

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Crawfish Dip

Crawfish Cakes

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Plated Vietnamese-Cajun Crawfish Boil and Fried Rice

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Creamy crawfish soup in a bowl on a plate with a spoon.

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