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jess
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PostPosted: Nov 27 2007    Post subject: PO-BOYS Reply with quote

Any other po-boy sandwich lovers out there besides me, what is your fav. po-boy ? Mine is a debris(roast beef) cabbage, tomato,& gravy with mayo on crusty bun..
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PostPosted: Nov 27 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

We have a place in Hopkinsville, KY operated by a couple that was displaced by Katrina. It's called The Po' Boy.

They have the very best shrimp, oyster, roast beef, chicken, catfish, cajun burger, porkchop po boys I have ever eaten. Man are they good!!!

I would have to say that my personal favorite is the shrimp Very Happy Fresh bread, mayo, hot sauce and oh yeah about 40 deep fried shrimp.

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PostPosted: Nov 27 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

My favorite sammy (besides BBQ)

is a Reuben sandwich.

AKA Corned beef , swiss cheese on Rye .




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PostPosted: Nov 27 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Fried shrimp po-boy is my favorite, but with cocktail sauce instead of remoulade, with pepper sauce added to taste.

Fried crawfish tail po-boy would be my second choice, same condiments.
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PostPosted: Nov 27 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Fried oyster Po'boy, just this side of heaven.
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PostPosted: Nov 28 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Mmmmm... Fried crawfish tail Po-Boy sounds mighty tasty!
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PostPosted: Nov 28 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

My favorite Po Boy is a fried catfish Po Boy -- but with the little pieces of fried catfish, not a whole filet. At the Riverwalk in New Orleans, they have a food court that has the best catfish Po Boy. I've had some from other places, but the whole filet just doesn't give the sammich the same flavor.
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PostPosted: Nov 28 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Fried oyster or shrimp for me please! Very Happy
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PostPosted: Nov 28 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Mid 80's -my first time in the Big Easy , tight on $ & saw a push cart on Canal st.-said "fried oyster po-boy & beer $2.00" He had a pan of oyster liquor filled with carmelized onions & would spread liquor on the bread, toast breifly then load with oysters & onions..Maybe just the time & hungry but have never tasted its equal..
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PostPosted: Nov 28 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

I like the shrimp and I like the catfish po-boy. Fully dressed with lettuce, mayo, and tomatoes. And a bottle of Tabasco on the side.

But I would say that my favorite po-boy would be the hot link. That of course would be Louisiana smoked pork sausage, spicy hot, cut lengthwise and grilled and then placed on some original Leidenheimers or Gambino's french bread, Panini-pressed. And of course, fully dressed.

And to wash it all down, I will usually opt for the Barq's rootbeer.

Good stuff!
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