Seafood boils are one of the great dishes of Southern summers. For a simple weeknight version, I like to stick with the basics: shrimp, potatoes and corn. I also skip the big pot of water and throw ...

This low country shrimp boil recipe will help you decide how many shrimp per person you need. Then again, I say there can never be too many shrimp! May contain affiliate links When the days are hot ...

A bounty of fresh seafood simmered in an ultra-flavorful broth with smoky sausage and heaps of aromatic vegetables — the classic seafood boil never disappoints. Each bite delivers a variety of tastes ...

Of all the hearty ingredients you need for a Low Country boil, shrimp is by far the most important. They're more than just one of the primary proteins -- they're a vital source of flavor. We spoke ...

Up and down the Eastern seaboard, summer means seafood of some variety, whether that's Rhode Island clam cakes, Maine lobster, or a lowcountry boil in the Carolinas. But if you get a little bit deeper ...

There is absolutely nothing like a shrimp boil, but this flavorful recipe captures its essence by roasting the ingredients on a sheet tray instead of simmering them in a pot of broth. Serve it on its ...

Combine water, beer, garlic, a few slices of lemon and seasonings in a large pot and bring to a boil over high heat. Add shrimp. Cover; remove from heat and let stand 5 to 8 minutes or just until ...

Shrimp is a great dinner option because it cooks quickly, and these one-dish shrimp recipes make it even easier because they offer fast cleanup as well. These simple shrimp suppers will become go-to ...

When I was growing up in New Orleans, seafood was a part of our meals three or four times a week throughout the year, not just during Lent. What's different now is that the boiling pots make their ...

Perfectly cooked and chilled shrimp neatly arranged on a platter is inviting. It's also a party-pleaser and staple on the holiday appetizer table. But too often, those nice-looking shrimp are rubbery, ...