Steamed Lobster Tails
I enjoy cooking, but one of the things I’ve never done before is prepare lobster tails. I found out that it’s not that difficult, and it tastes delicious. J bought a few wild lobster tails from Costco earlier in the day, and I was tasked with preparing them.
The first step was to put water, garlic salt and chicken stock in a deep pan (J doesn’t usually use chicken broth but this was some homemade awesomeness). I brought it to a boil and then set it to simmer. I placed a basket on top and placed a lobster tail on it, then covered it. After letting it stay in there for 8 minutes, I took it out. J let me know that they weren’t done yet. To assure proper doneness, you have to check that the lobster tail meat is opaque.
I re-steamed it for four extra minutes, checked it again, and then it was ready for eating! It was very tasty. I added some pictures of the entire process to the site.
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