Trying Out The Swamp Bucket Boiling Bucket To Boil Shrimp, Corn, & Potatoes
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Swamp Bucket Boiling Bucket review. Can you really boil seafood and other foods in a bucket? In this video I find out. Boiling small batches of seafood at home on the stove not only heats up the house but also can cause unwanted odors so many people choose to boil outdoors. While outdoor boiling eliminates the heat and odor issue, it also usually involves using burners with an open flame and propane, not to mention the cleanup. I am trying out the Swamp Bucket to see if it really does make boiling easier and how well it works. I'll be using Zatarain's Crawfish, Shrimp, & Crab Boil and also the liquid Zatarains Garlic & Onion Shrimp & Crab Boil. I will also be boiling red potatoes and corn along with the shrimp.
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I have one. Works very well for 6-8 people. Figure 1.5-2 hours to complete a meal. It does work well!!!!
This is a product of convenience…I like convenience so I’m buying it.
100.00 is pretty damn expensive for a bucket with a heat probe in it. And 1.5-2 hours to boil three lbs. of shrimp. I would rather pull out my burner and have them done in half the time. This product is a money grab indeed.
Shrimp and sausage were OK. Potato. And corn Way to spicy. Had to throw away. We'll try with more water next time and cut down on my Seasoning not Use Any liquid?
Dont add the corn until the shrimp finish boiling to help cool the water and soak up the seasoning
Might be a nice item to take on the RV as well.
I brought one and it didn’t work 😢
What was the problem with it?
@@AllAmericanMack I brought it A year ago had it in my shed took it out to use and it never got hot I followed the instructions before using put the water in it turned it on and the water never got hot so I don’t know what happened
You had me right up until it took 50 min to come to a boil.
Yep, it definitely takes a while.
You must’ve had way too much water. Mine took 17 minutes for rolling boil. I added water right above the minimum water line (about 1/4 bucket).
Interesting concept. I imagine if you’re not too worried about time and need an excuse to go outside and drink a six pack of beer without having to use $25 in propane, and/or don’t have a propane burner. It’s not a bad idea.
How much seasoning does it take to keep food from tasting like plastic 😮
Much quicker in a big pot on the stove....but thx for the review.
you forgot the sausage lol i got the capt gravel one both are good boiling buckets wont go back to the old burner setup!
Won’t it be bad to boil in plastic?
I was concerned about that also. After checking on it, I found this bucket is food grade, does not contain BPA, and can handle the high heat. I don't think I would use it on a regular basis though.
I think i need to check that out for like a bbq special ocassion thanks 😉…
I could see 2 good ole boys down in the bayou saying about their hack, "hey, we could sell these!"
I think I'll try using an instapot for pototoes. Get those done in about 6 min. Scoop em out, add corn to original water for 3 min max. Scoop em out.
Pour that originsl cajun-spiced water into a regular pot on stove to cook shrimp.
I can’t find it on Amazon I live in Las Vegas
Where can I get one thanks
Here is the link to the company that makes them and you can buy directly from them.
www.swampbuckets.com/shop/p/swamp-bucket-original-seafood-boiler
@@AllAmericanMack Thank u 🙏🏼
What if you boiled the water on the kitchen stove first? Then pour it into the bucket... That much water only takes about 15 minutes to boil with a stovetop burner.
In the video I was just wanting to see how long it would take to boil but starting off with already boiling water would cut down a lot on the time, great idea!
Why don't you just boil it on the stove
@@TheSilverfox2u Because that seafood smell would be in the house for days.
Ok, i want one but what about microplastics
There no way I would pay 100 bucks for 15 dollars worth of stuff. It’s just kinda silly to try and reinvent the wheel. Nice review thou
i said the same thing until i priced the food grade bucket, and time it takes to build it.
defrost everything.
What about salt?
There's plenty salt already in the seafood boil.
Throw a stinger in a bucket of water it will boil in 10 mins
Did you say 15 min or 50 min?
I'm not sure at which point you're referring to but I did say said both of those at different points. It took 50 minutes to get the water to boil and I let the shrimp soak for 15 minutes.
Don't cook in plastic containers!!!! Cancerous