WebOnce the sauce has thickened, add the crawfish and shrimp to the pan. Cook 2-3 minutes until the shrimp is cooked through. Remove the pan from the heat and stir in the cream …
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CRAWFISH GO IN AT THE END The crawfish are the last thing to go into your Etouffee as the tails are tiny and won't take long to heat up. If you were to add toward the beginning, you can be certain those delicate little tails would be overcooked.
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Before you add your broth to the base of the dish, you'll first stir in the tomato paste. The tomato paste, in addition to the Creole seasoning and the crawfish tails, is what gives Etouffee its gorgeous color. Once the tomato paste goes in, you can begin adding your unsalted chicken broth or seafood broth.