newfound relatives....

[Hogtamer]

...perhaps in China!

[quack1]

Looks like a whale shark.

[Garyshome]

Well Allrightythen!

[SciFiJim]

Show that to a Cajun and he will start a pot of rice to go with it!

[GoodOlBoy]

You ain't never been in a real cajun kitchen until you've seen the cook whack at the pot with a wooden spoon and yell "Get back in dat pot right der!"

GoodOlBoy

[dbosman]

In the 1950s, my dad worked for a large company building schools paid for by the government. Had to catch up to the commies after Sputnik. Everyone lived in tow-able homes. A Cajun gave dad a bucket of live crabs. Not crawfish. Mom got the job of cooking them. My memory of this is standing on the couch -with my mom holding my baby sister- as one of them crawled out of the pot and started heading our way.


You ain't never been in a real cajun kitchen until you've seen the cook whack at the pot with a wooden spoon and yell "Get back in dat pot right der!"

GoodOlBoy

[Down South]

Looks like a whale shark to me too. I've seen them much bigger than that one.

[Frank46]

My wife's family is located here and in new york. The day of her wedding party her father was cooking up some racoons in a stew. Sure was tasty. Frank

[GoodOlBoy]

Coon is too greasy for stew unless ya smoke it first....

don't ask me how I know

GoodOlBoy

[Hardcast416taylor]

The thread title about new relatives made me think someone had won a lotto and the horde of "new" relatives that seemingly come out of the woodwork!Robert

[waksupi]

Cooking coon, it helps to treat it like turtle. Boil it first, skim off the surface until clean, then start fresh to do whatever cooking you want.

[bikerbeans]

The thread title about new relatives made me think someone had won a lotto and the horde of "new" relatives that seemingly come out of the woodwork!Robert

That is why my relatives only have my PO box address. Now if I can just remember to buy a lotto ticket now and then.

BB