How to Cook Lobster Tails


If you want to explore more of your culinary skills and want to impress your guests, then why not serve them with lobster tails? They will totally be amaze on how delicious and perfect the dish is especially when you add a bit of garnishing for an awesome presentation.

If you do not have any idea on how to cook lobster tails, worry no more. It only takes a couple of minutes to do so and a little bit culinary technique to make the lobster tails very delicious.

INSTRUCTIONS

Preparation

  1. First, defrost the lobster tails. This will take about 8-10 hours inside the fridge.
  2. When the lobster tails are already thawed, cut the shell straight.
  3. Get the lobster meat out from the shell and put it inside a bowl. Let it sit for an hour or so in order to reach in room temperature.
  4. When the lobster tails are at room temperature, you can choose one out of the 3 cooking techniques.

BOILING

What You’ll Need

  • lobster tails
  • pot
  • stove

Instructions

  1. Prepare a pot of water and place it on top of the stove.
  2. Wait till for couple of minutes to make the water boil.
  3. When the water is boiling add the uncooked tails. Cooking time is 1 minute per an ounce of lobster tail.

BAKING

What You’ll Need

  • lobster tails
  • butter or margarine
  • oven

Instructions

  1. Brush the lobster tails with either butter or margarine.
  2. Place the lobster tails on top of a baking dish.
  3. Set the oven for a temperature of 400 degrees.
  4. Place the baking dish with the lobster tails on it inside the oven and wait for 10 minutes for it to cook.

GRILLING

What You’ll Need

  • lobster tails
  • butter or margarine
  • grill

Instructions

  1. Baste the lobster tails with butter or margarine.
  2. Set the grill into medium heat.
  3. Put the lobster tails on the rack and cook the tails for approximately 20 minutes. Flip it once when you reach halfway of the cooking time.
  4. To ensure that the lobster tails are already cooked, check if the meat looks transparent. When they do, remove the lobster tails away from the heat. You do not want to overcook the tails. If they overcook, the tails will taste and feel like a rubber.

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About the Author: Leona Kesler is a head-chef at a very popular food restaurant in New York. Also she is a blogger who shares her experiences, tips, and other informative details about food and cooking. Her recipes are featured on many magazines.

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