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Crayfish and Curried Cream Cheese Turnovers

With a creamy, spicy filling that stars a beloved Louisiana ingredient, these crispy, delicate little turnovers will be a hit at any party. I love how the curry plays off the sweet crayfish and flavors of the herbs and scallions. You might double this recipe and freeze half for a future get-together (or light supper when paired with a big salad or spinach omelet). Chances are you will be craving these turnovers again soon after you make them.

Cooks' Note

Feel free to substitute shrimp or picked lump crabmeat for the crayfish.

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