Question about lobster
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Okay, so I've never cooked lobster before, but I do love it. What is everyone using in the Newburg Pot Pie? My local grocery store has live lobster and (frozen) lobster tails. If I'm reading the recipe correctly, the lobster and shrimp should be raw?

Maryann
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#12
  Re: Question about lobster by Mare749 (Okay, so I've never ...)
Maryann, I don't quite understand your question but there is nothing that can compare to fresh seafood of any kind. The meat of these creatures cooks very quickly so I would assume that the cooking technique takes that into account.

Can't wait for those chunks of succulent, sweet morsels!!!

I will have to use frozen lobster tails--they are good but nothing compared to what you can get. Ask the fishmonger how to prep the lobster ---bring along the recipe with you. He/she will be more than happy to assist with your questions. They are very knowledgeable about the trade. NEVER cooked lobster---you are in for a treat!!
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#13
  Re: Re: Question about lobster by Roxanne 21 (Maryann, I don't qui...)
I'll be using frozen tails. I can get some really good ones. I think I also have some frozen shrimp in the freezer.
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#14
  Re: Re: Question about lobster by Lorraine (I'll be using frozen...)
Not sure what I'll be able to get yet, probably fresh, but I have shrimp in the freezer.

Maryann, just keep in the back of your mind the note to cut the lobster in good size chunks so it doesn't get tough cooking.
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#15
  Re: Question about lobster by Mare749 (Okay, so I've never ...)
Our store (HEB 0r Kroger) steams them for us--we just crack and clean!!
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#16
  Re: Re: Question about lobster by Roxanne 21 (Maryann, I don't qui...)
Roxanne, I'm not positive, but I think the frozen lobster tails are already cooked, and all you do is warm them up. So, unless I use live lobster, won't it get overcooked in the oven? That's what I meant to ask, sorry for being confusing.

Maryann
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#17
  Re: Re: Question about lobster by Mare749 (Roxanne, I'm not pos...)
Maryann, the ones I buy frozen are raw.
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#18
  Re: Re: Question about lobster by Lorraine (Maryann, the ones I ...)
Thanks Lorraine, I'll check that out. I'm probably wrong about the frozen ones being cooked.

I swear, sometimes I just confuse myself!

Maryann
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#19
  Re: Re: Question about lobster by Mare749 (Roxanne, I'm not pos...)
Frozen tails are not usually cooked---just thaw them and your good to go!!!
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#20
  Re: Re: Question about lobster by Roxanne 21 (Frozen tails are not...)
Okay, thank you!
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