Easy and Delicious Grilled Lobster Tails | Julia At Home (S4 E5)



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  1. Easy peasy! I love lobster but have never cooked it at home because I don't know how it'll turn out. But now I think I got it. Fresh or frozen will be up to me, and I'm definitely going to invest in a pair of poultry shears.

  2. Wondering why this method hasn't been tried before ? Other meats, butter and sauces are mixed up – and then syringed into the poultry etc. Why not make the garlic-butter and herbs sauce, and put into a syringe. Cut down the lobster shell and syringe the sauce into the lobster meat – and leave as such. If one cuts the lobster tail completely in half, then also syringe in the sauce into the tail meat. Cook the tails, and allow the sauce to penetrate into all the cracks of the tail meat. No longer basting the sauce into the final cooked lobster tail meat.

  3. Go figure ! In colonial days, when they had slaves … and free indentured 7 year white "employees", the northeastern region would feed their workers crabs and lobsters … until they were literally complaining and getting sick with too much sea meats … and asked for land meats of the livestock and poultry (cows, pigs, chickens, ducks, geese, …). Now we are eating (at high prices) all of these considered colonial trash foods ….

  4. ack! when you cut the tails with the scissors it made them look like they were flinching in pain eek
    do you purposely leave the frilly undershell segments attached? i guess if you're cutting down the middle that part is completely exposed anyway..

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