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More surf and turf
mollyshark
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After reading all the surf and turf info on those lobster tails, is there anyone here NOT doing them for NYE? I can't get the idea out of my head now! Am curious, though. How do you juggle the different cooking times/temps between the surf and the turf? A high temp turf with an idle and a medium temp surf...how do you manage it? Or should we assume 2 eggs at work here? I don't want to have to figure this out AFTER I've had champagne.
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MollyShark,
The lobsters cook quickly. Why not do the turf first, and while they rest, fire up the lobsters, which are best served immediately. [p]During the turf dwell, your temps should come down to the perfect range for cooking the lobsters.[p]Just a thought
happy new year!
NB
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Nature Boy,
Yep...that's about the only way to do it. Was thinking same on the dwell period. That usually drops it down to that 400 range. This is exciting! Will report back tomorrow!
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