Its nice down here folks.
Im runnin a pot still, doing mostly sugar wash's due to the fact its easy and everyone wants a quart of apple pie to drink round the fire. I get round 4-5 gallons of good hearts per run, then proof that off with the apple cider/juice mix to around 90 and end up with about 8 gallons or so. We pass em out round the oyster roasts and to all the guys who work the inlet. We stay in fresh fish, oysters, clams and just about everything that comes outta the water for lookin out for them on those cold mornings.
Youd be amazed how happy a guy leaving in a boat on a cold morning becomes when you toss him a quart to go out with. And I tell you what, when that man pulls in 100 lbs of fresh shrimp, hell track you down to make sure you gotta good mess of em for your freezer.
Anyways, wanted to say ello to all the folks here, and thanks for all the shared info. I read this place as its like a bible to this hobby. Yall have a good day
Greetings from Myrtle beach.
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I have vacationed in the Myrtle Beach area several times and really enjoy the area. Love the low-country boil! Welcome to HD.
I also do a lot of the same things, fish, crab, shrimp on the opposite coast!
I also do a lot of the same things, fish, crab, shrimp on the opposite coast!
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A good boil, someone on a guitar, little pinch for the pipe and something smooth to drink on is a common friday night down here.
Or a good chicken bog. Bet a lot of yous never even heard of chicken bog before lol. Take a full chicken, boil him with an onion and some garlic and salt for an hour, SAVE the water! (Thats key), fry up some kilbasa, debone/skin and shred the chicken, toss the chicken and the sausage in a large pot, pour in 4 cups of long rice and 8 cups of water, bring to a boil, then cover and simmer for 20 mins. NO PEEKING.
Add some hot sauce and some salt, now thats a hearty meal for ya.
And ya its nice down here. We can go out and play 18 holes of golf on a course designed by a professional today and fish all day tomorrow. Lots of good people and pretty women.
Or a good chicken bog. Bet a lot of yous never even heard of chicken bog before lol. Take a full chicken, boil him with an onion and some garlic and salt for an hour, SAVE the water! (Thats key), fry up some kilbasa, debone/skin and shred the chicken, toss the chicken and the sausage in a large pot, pour in 4 cups of long rice and 8 cups of water, bring to a boil, then cover and simmer for 20 mins. NO PEEKING.
Add some hot sauce and some salt, now thats a hearty meal for ya.
And ya its nice down here. We can go out and play 18 holes of golf on a course designed by a professional today and fish all day tomorrow. Lots of good people and pretty women.
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Re: Greetings from Myrtle beach.
Welcome to the forum. Got kin in Myrtle Beach - old folks.
Good luck to you and stay safe,
S-C
Good luck to you and stay safe,
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Welp if you ever come to visit feel free to shoot over a msg and we can trade some recipes.
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Food and life sounds good but I wouldn't trade our dungeness crab for your blue crab. Dungeness in my opinion is better than Alaska king crab! Will be south of you next month on a Carribean cruise and then 2 weeks in Florida and Georgia vacationing with our cousins from Norway.
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Youve done burnt one 2 many taste buds lol.
During the summer, we toss a couple traps off the end of my buddys dock filled with chicken necks n let em set a day or so. Get a couple dozen and a case of beer... Hot as hell steamed covered in old bay! Thats good eating right there.
During the summer, we toss a couple traps off the end of my buddys dock filled with chicken necks n let em set a day or so. Get a couple dozen and a case of beer... Hot as hell steamed covered in old bay! Thats good eating right there.
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When the blue crab is heavy and boiled up right with the Old Bay, aint nothin' better. It's meant to be served on a piece of craft paper laid across the table with an unlimited supply of good cold beer and happy conversation.the old crow wrote:Youve done burnt one 2 many taste buds lol.
During the summer, we toss a couple traps off the end of my buddys dock filled with chicken necks n let em set a day or so. Get a couple dozen and a case of beer... Hot as hell steamed covered in old bay! Thats good eating right there.
Just sayin',
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