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Emeril's Maryland Blue Crab Feast

Recipe 
courtesy
 Emeril 
Lagasse,
 courtesy 
Martha
 Stewart
 Living
 Omnimedia,
 Inc



Rachel Cernansky

By Rachel Cernansky
Boulder, CO, USA | Mon Aug 31, 2009 12:30 PM ET

photo: Emeril's blue crab feast


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Ingredients:

4 
cups
 water

4
 cups
 beer

4
 cups
 white 
vinegar

1
 1/2

 cups
 Old 
Bay
 seasoning

1/2 
cup 
Kosher 
salt

1/4 
cup 
cayenne 
pepper

4
 bay 
leaves

4
 dozen 
live 
blue
 crabs

New 
potatoes*
Asparagus*
Garlic*

*These ingredients are 
optional

Method:
In
 a 
large
 bowl,
 combine
 water, 
beer,
 vinegar,
 Old 
Bay,
 salt,
 cayenne
 pepper and
 bay
 leaves.

 
Using
 a very large pot with a rack and a tight-fitting lid, place half the crabs, new potatoes, asparagus, and garlic on the rack and then pour half of the seasoning mixture over the top. Add the remaining crabs and the rest of the seasoning mixture. Steam covered, until crabs turn bright red in color and are cooked through, 20 to 30 minutes.

Yield: 
10
 to
 12 
servings, depending 
on 
the 
size
 of
 the
 crabs


Editor's Note: Look for sustainable seafood, and ingredients at your local farmers market when possible.

Learn more about sustainable food choices with our Eat Green Guide.

This recipe was featured in the Grilling With Emeril Episode of Emeril Green.

 
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