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I am purchasing some live lobsters to cook for my husband as a surprise. I know you have to boil them, but what then? How do you cut them up? The only seafood I have prepared is shrimp and crab. I like how they fluff the tails at seafood restaurants but am not quite sure what they do to accomplish that. If I wanted to broil the tails I assume I would still have to boil them first. ( I wouldn't hold still to die by open flame, so I figure the lobsters wouldn't either). I would love some tips and ideas on how to prepare them. Thanks in advance. -Bridgett- |
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