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Here are some tips for the
storage and handling of lobsters:
Cooking techniques: Many people prefer lobster freshly boiled in salted water, served piping hot in the shell and the meat dipped in melted butter. Boiled lobster: Use a large and deep container for boiling lobster. Fill half the pot with water. Add 11/4 cups of table salt. When the water comes to a rolling boil, put in the lobsters (after stabbing them in the head region) and cover the pot. Ensure that the lobsters are well submerged. When water returns to a rolling boil again, start timing. After 3-5 minutes, slide cover away to allow excess steam to escape, thereby preventing overflow. A lobster should be cooked on the basis of 12 minutes for the first pound plus four minutes for each additional pound. Lobster that are overcooked will be less tender than the normal texture attained if you were to time the boiling cycle properly. When cooked, remove lobster lobster from the pot with tongs. Rinse with cold water to prevent continued "cooking". Serve warm or allow to cool completely in cold water, or place in the refrigerator and serve chilled with a side dish of melted butter. Trebotti's broiled lobster: Aragosta All Italian CUT lobster in half. Season with salt and cracked black peppercorn. Add virgin olive oil to marinate it. Slowly broil lobster until cooked. Do not overcook it or the meat will be tough. Microwaving lobster: Place a 1-11/2
lb (500-700 gm) lobster in a 9"x12" (23cm x 31 cm) oblong dish with 1/4
cup (50 ml) water. Cover the lobster with plastic wrap, folding one
corner back. microwave on HIGH for 9-12 minutes until cooked. |
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