Who can resist the sweet and delicate taste of lobster tail? This seafood delicacy, with its tender and juicy meat, is the ...

One of the ways in which lobster is difficult to cook is how easily you can over- or undercook it. Here's an expert-approved ...

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“Ireland’s shores and coastal waters teem with shellfish that is as good as any on earth,” said Colman Andrews in The Country Cooking of ... and meaty Atlantic lobsters,” whose taste ...

Crack the claws and knuckles (I use a meat mallet) and pull out the flesh, then remove the meat from the lobster tail. Save all the shells. Scrub out the pot used to cook the lobster. Finely ...

It will thicken but still be loose. In a mixing bowl, toss together lobster, 4 tablespoons browned butter and enough mayonnaise to coat lobster generously. Taste, and adjust seasoning as needed.

I’d bookmark recipes and beg my mom to cook me a dinner made up entirely of the bite-size snacks. (My mother deserves a medal.) There was something magical about those celebratory nibbles.

Read on to learn why lobster in winter is a “do” according to our duo of pros, plus score pro tips for how to cook lobster so you can bring your best catch to the table this holiday season.

Slice the lobster lengthwise through the body, so it’s split in two. Cut the head from the body and pull off the claws. Cut each body half into three pieces. Many recipes for lobster with ginger ...