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Rock Lobster Tails

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edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
I was wondering if anyone had any ideas on how to prepare 4 12oz previously fozen rock lobster tails. I just picked them up from costco and wanted to do a surf and turf dinner for tomorrow night. Any ideas for how to prepare these on the egg. Wanted to TREX the steaks.
Thanx

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  • YB
    YB Posts: 3,861
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    stormyddpg,
    These are GREAT.
    Larry[p]Dwell in the Shell [p]Posted By: Houndog
    Date: 1/14/2001 at 01:37:09 [p]
    Ingredients:[p]4 Huge Lobster Tails
    1 bit Peanut Oil
    1-2 Ea Limes
    A Touch of Garlic Powder
    Lawry's Seasoning Salt
    (Optional) New Mexican Green Chili Powder
    Butter
    Minced Garlic
    Serves 2[p]
    Preparation:[p]
    Picked up 4 huge lobster tails. Thought at first, 1 pound tails for each of us would be ok. Naaaaahhhh - if two tails would be good, 4 tails for the two of us would be better, right ? Get your shears and cut the clear membrane off the belly of the tail, getting rid of the tiny feet, exposing the meat. Rinse them good, dry them with paper towel and place them shell side up on a cutting board. Take a heavy knife or cleaver, place it longwise (parallel) in the center of the shell and tap the back of the blade into the shell, cracking it ever so slightly. This is so our tail will lay flat on the grill. Do not take meat out of the shell !
    Now flip them over, belly side up. Take a bit of oil ( I used peanut )and pour a small amount on your fingers, and lightly rub the meat. Don't use much at all, barely a drizzle. Grab a lime or two and squeeze juice and pulp all over the meat, liberally. Then shake on garlic powder and a touch of Lawry's seasoning salt. I then have to throw my favorite ingredient of all time, which goes on everything I cook, New Mexican green chili powder. Don't worry if you don't have this, it's hard to find, and your lobsters will still be far and above any lobster you ever had before. Place covered tails in fridge for an hour or so to marinade while your gettin' your cooker ready. Get a good hot bed of lump going and preheat your cooker to 400 - 450 degrees. As all of you know, when it comes to seafood and a good hot fire, you must move swiftly because every minute counts. Place tails, meat side down on the grill and press them flat.
    This is why we weakened the shells earlier with the tapping cleaver. Set your metal cup on the grill also with butter and minced garlic so it will melt and sauté' the garlic. Close the lid. If you don't have a metal cup to use on the grill while you're cookin', get one ! Open the cooker after 5 minutes and with a leather glove, carefully turn tails over onto their shells so meat is facing up towards the sky. Take your (cup grab it with a leather glove please) with the butter and garlic,

  • Hasenpheffer
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    <p />stormyddpg,
    I've tried the 'Dwell in the Shell' thing. It works nicely.

  • tn slagamater
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    stormyddpg, there is nothing cooked on EARTH that will equal Lobster cooked on the Egg "Houndog" style. You will never want lobster cooked another way once you have tried this. Follow the directions exactly....moist and better than any other method you have ever tried....

  • Slag, what is "houndog style"? same as the dwell in the shell as described below?
    Thanks

  • tn slagamater
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    stormyddog,Yes that is it. "Dwell in the Shell" posted by "Houndog"....cheers!