It’s hard to believe that Crawfish Season is coming to an end. This Louisiana girl loves Crawfish. Since Crawfish season is coming to a close, I think I will add this to Summer, my Cajun Chicken Boil. Using the same ingredients of a regular boil- potatoes, corn, sausage, onions, seafood boil seasoning- and substituting crawfish for chicken wings, along with a new product from Louisiana Fish Fry, the Cajun Drip Viet-Cajun. The Butter Seasoning Mix is available in a few other flavors such as Chili Crush and Twisted Citrus. This is the perfect boil to kick start your Summer.

Cajun Chicken Boil

Ingredients:

  • Chicken Wings (2-3 lbs)
  • Cajun Drip Butter Sauce (prepare according to package) shop this product here
  • White Onion (Cut into 4 pieces)
  • Lemon (Cut into 4 pieces)
  • Slap Ya Mama Cajun Boil seasoning (1-2 cups depending on how spicy you want it)
  • Mixed baby potatoes (24 oz)
  • Smoked Sausage links (halves)
  • Green Giant Sweet Corn Cobb
  • Chicken stock (for butter sauce)
  • Land O Lakes Butter (for butter sauce)

Directions:

  1. Season the chicken wings with Slap Ya Mama seafood boil seasoning. Season according to your liking.
  2. Cover with foil paper. Refrigerate for 1 – 2 hours.
  3. Once you are ready to prepare you Cajun Chicken Boil.
  4. Add a stockpot of water to boil.
  5. Cut the onion and Lemon and sausage links. Set aside.
  6. Add in the Slap Ya Mama seafood boil seasoning.
  7. Once the water is boiling again, drop in the onions, lemons, sausage and corn. Boil for 20 minutes.
  8. Add in the baby potatoes. Boil for another 20 minutes.
  9. Add in the chicken wings. Boil for 20 minutes or until the chicken is tender.
  10. While the chicken is cooking, prepare the Viet-Cajun butter sauce. Follow the packaging.
  11. After the boil is done. Turn off the heat. Soak for 5 minutes.
  12. Scoop out some of all the ingredients to a crawfish platter. Shop the platter here
  13. Top the chicken, potatoes, corn, sausage with some of the viet-cajun butter sauce. Superb.
  14. Enjoy.

The stockpot I used for the boil. Tabitha Brown’s yellow stockpot