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![]() "Mark Thorson" > wrote in message ... | Janet Bostwick wrote: | > | > I don't really know anything about crayfish except what I saw just recently | > on TV. The crayfish were boiled in salted water that was liberally seasoned | > with hot peppers and then the critters were allowed to hang out in the broth | > for awhile. So, I would think that you chose a decent method. | | They turned out very well. I'm thinking of | trying the same technique on a Maine lobster. | It's been ages since I had one, and this might | be just the thing to get me to try it again. | I think I would extend the cooking time, however. | Anybody here boil Maine lobsters frequently? | How long is long enough? Per my bible on cooking lobsters: http://www.newenglandcooking.com/cookingguide.html "Boil lobster for 10 minutes per pound, for the first pound. Add 3 minutes per pound for each additional pound thereafter. For example, a 2-pound lobster should boil for l3 minutes and a 1 ˝-pound lobster should boil for 1l ˝ minutes." pavane |
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