This Garlic Butter Seafood Boil Soup is a perfect recipe to accomplish at home whenever you feel craving for Seafood Boil.
Prep Time20 minutesmins
Cook Time30 minutesmins
Total Time50 minutesmins
Course: Main Course
Diet: Gluten Free
Keyword: Boil, Seafood, Soup
Servings: 8
Ingredients
1whole red onion
2tbspof unsalted butter
4red potato
1mediumsweet potato
3corn on the cob
1cupof Chicken broth
1poundof shrimp
1poundof Andouille sausage, or any sausage you like
3clovesof garlic, minced
3tbspOld Bay seasoning
1wholelemon (juice)
3bay leaves
4tbspof butter
Instructions
Preheat oven to 350F.
Saute red onion before you will add the rest of the ingredients.
Add chicken stock and simmer on medium heat corn and potato for about 10 minutes to give a little pre-cooking.
Add the seafood. Fresh or frozen, both are OK to use. You can also use frozen sausage or kielbasa. When you are using frozen ingredients, make sure your meat is fully cooked before serving.
Put the lid on your pot and bake in the oven for 20 - 30 min or till your shrimp is pink and done cooking. This is the reason I like to use the dutch oven style of pot. The meal gets steamed and not dried out. The heavy lid keeps all the heat inside of the pot.
Add butter and let melt into a sauce after you take out your pot from the oven. Do not forget to discard all bay leaves from the soup.
We like to dip bread into a broth or even make a bowl of rice to have with the soup. Garnish with herbs of your choice. I use chives or flat-leaf parsley.
Dobrou Chut!!!
Notes
Cooking tips
The bigger the shrimp the better.
You can use red or yellow potatoes or a mix! Fingerling potatoes with skin on or peeled.
No Kielbasa? no problem. Any sausage with good flavor will work.
Definitely use fresh corn, it’s worth it!
Why I use Frozen ingredients?Many times I make a last-minute decision on what to cook for dinner. If Garlic Butter Seafood boil is the winner, I know that most ingredients I have in the freezer. It is easy to just toss straight from the freezer into my pot. If it is frozen, adjust the cooking time by 5-10 minutes. Try to get the jumbo shrimp w/ shell on if you’re buying frozen. It tends to stay juicy and plump!