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So, here's the deal: you'll want to fill a large pot with enough saltwater to cover the crabs, and then bring it to a rolling boil. Then, carefully add the crabs, and cover the pot – because, let's be real, you don't want any crab escape artists making a break for it. Now, here's where things get interesting: you'll want to reduce the heat to a simmer, and let those crabs cook for...

...around 5-7 minutes per pound, or until they're bright red and the meat is flaking easily. But, be warned: overcooking is a real thing, folks, and it can turn your delicious crustaceans into tough, chewy disasters. So, keep an eye on the clock, and don't get distracted by all the crab-themed jokes I'm about to make – okay, maybe get a little distracted, because, let's face it, crab jokes are the best!

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Now, I know what you're thinking: "What about the seasoning?" Well, let me tell you, the pot will be seasoned with all sorts of tasty goodness – think lemon juice, garlic, and old bay seasoning – but that's a whole other story, which I'll get to in a minute. First, let's get back to the boiling time, because, as I said, it's all about the timing, baby!

For small crabs (around 1-2 pounds), you're looking at 8-10 minutes of boiling time. For medium crabs (2-3 pounds), it's more like 12-15 minutes. And for the big boys (4-5 pounds), you're talking 18-20 minutes – but, remember, that's just a rough guide, and you should always check for doneness by cracking one open and checking the meat is flaking easily.

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