The method I will be presenting today concerns Frogmore stew. This is a splendid seafood stew that can be readily prepared at your residence.

This stew has its roots in the Lowcountry fishing village on St. Helena Island known as Frogmore. This is why it is also referred to as Lowcountry boil or Beaufort stew.

In order to create this Frogmore stew, start boiling the water and old bay seasoning in a saucepan. Introduce potatoes, sausages, and corn. Allow them to cook for a short while. Eventually, include shrimps and let them cook. Then, strain the liquid and present the Frogmore stew.

If you run out of Old Bay seasoning, you may explore various alternatives to Old Bay seasoning. This is a brief summary of the procedure. The comprehensive recipe can be found below. There are additional main dish recipes featured on our website that you may wish to explore as well.

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