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I got a bag of lobster claws from Costco. Thing is they’re scored. Any thoughts on how to “cook” best considering the shell is already scored?
Yeah that’s why I put it in parenthesis, wondering how people would heat up. Thinking steaming beat just bored and curiousAre you sure the label does not already say they are cooked, they look like they are
David
Yeah thanks I think that’s what I’ll do actually, I prefer my Ling crab legs chilled as well.Just thaw out and eather eat cold, my wife loves it that way better in a nice bun of sorts . Or you could lightly steam, or light fry in butter
David
A boiling pot of heavily seasoned water salt/crab boil or old bay......
Or pull the meat and poach in clarified butter.......
PS you are only heating them up as they are pre-cooked.....you can also just eat them cold with cocktail sauce....One of the hotels in Vegas serves a 2 ft tower (cold) of lobster claws like this with cocktail sauce.....It is the bomb!
I prefer my Ling crab legs chilled as well.
Yup, the crab boil pot is just to warm and season it if you want it hot.....butter poach same thing. In Maine they would pull it mix with mayo and other things and eat it on a roll......(just like you noted how your wife likes it)Civil it's already cooked,
David
In Maine they would pull it mix with mayo and other things and eat it on a roll......(just like you noted how your wife likes it)
My question is how is the best way to remove the meat? I cover them with a towel and hit them with a hammer, gently, to break the shell. Is there a better way?
Do not touch them, I'm on my way....I got a bag of lobster claws from Costco. Thing is they’re scored. Any thoughts on how to “cook” best considering the shell is already scored?
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Ha, thinking lobster Mac n cheese Sunday. Sounds like a winnerDo not touch them, I'm on my way....
I will be there!! :)Ha, thinking lobster Mac n cheese Sunday. Sounds like a winner
Ha, thinking lobster Mac n cheese Sunday. Sounds like a winner
I thought about that and maybe I will put some smoke on it. Only issue I have with smoked Mac is it tends to dry out a bit and lose its creaminess. I almost think you need to smoke the cheese separately. Having said that I did make 10 lb of bacon recently so some of that is goin in there!Yahtzee!! I'll amp it up by smoking it. I love smoked mac and cheese with lobstah!