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A rare blue lobster has been saved from the cooking pot after a Swansea fishmonger discovered it was a one in two million specimen. Adrian Coakley-Greene, 70, has named the crustacean Chelsea ...

Cooking lobster might seem daunting ... Add 1–2 inches of water to a large pot and bring to a boil. Place a steaming rack in the pot and add the lobster. Cover and steam: Whole Lobster: 12–18 minutes.

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

A rare blue lobster has been saved from the boiling pot and given a new home at an aquarium. The crustacean was found by chef Austin Hopley in a delivery to his restaurant in Littleborough ...

Cook lobsters: Fill a large, lidded pot halfway with water ... tap claws forcefully until shells crack. Separate lobster halves and gently rinse each under cold water to remove black digestive ...

Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Add the lobsters or lobster tails and cook for 8–10 minutes until the shells turn bright red. Remove the lobsters and let them cool slightly. Using kitchen ...

De-shell the lobster and put only the shell into a pot of boiling water to make stock ... Finally, add the stock and let the lobster cook for about 6-8 minutes ir till the gravy becomes thick.

Strain the lobster stock through a fine mesh strainer and reserve 2 cups. Heat olive oil in a large pot over medium heat. Add onion, celery, and carrot, cooking until softened. Stir in garlic and ...

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 ...