GETTING READY 1.Start by dicing the lobster meat MAKING 2.Using 1 tablespoon butter mash the coral 3.In a pan, melt remaining butter, blend in flour and salt 4.Add water and cook until mixture thickens 5.Keep stirring constantly 6.Now add the coral and cook... - 38.6045

Dry coral thoroughly, then pound until smooth. Season to taste, add butter gradually until twice as much butter as coral has been added. Pass through a sieve. - 18.0161

MAKING 1.Pound the coral of a lobster to a smooth paste with two tablespoons of butter 2.Now add chopped lobster and remaining tablespoon of butter and pound again until all is reduced to a smooth paste 3.In a strainer, rub mixture through a fine... - 33.1063

Have the lobster split and cleaned, reserving the tomalley and coral, as close to cooking time as possible or, do it yourself just before cooking. Place a live lobster, legs down, on a cutting board and hold it in place with a towel over the head and... - 28.2296

Steam the prawns over boiling water for 15-20 minutes, then leave them to cool. Shell them by removing the head and tail, then pinching the belly part of the shell, which will crack easily and come in two. Melt the butter in a frying-pan and turn the prawns... - 21.0724

Reduce the liquid the lobsters were cooked in to 2 cups. In a saucepan, melt 3 tablespoons of butter and saute the mushrooms for 5 minutes, or until tender-crisp. Remove the mushrooms with a slotted spoon and reserve. Add 2 tablespoons of butter to the... - 35.1623

Lobster Mayonnaise may be served in either of the following ways: (a) Cut the lobster in half lengthways, scoop out the meat from the body, mix with a little mayonnaise and return. Carefully remove the meat from the tail, slice and return to the shell,... - 23.6496

If the lobster is uncooked, boil for only 5 minutes. Remove all the shell, and cut the flesh in slices. The flesh from the legs, together with the soft parts and the coral, should be put aside for pounding, or mincing. Heat 3 tablespoonfiils of butter in a... - 30.4424

Insert knife between body and tail shells of lobster to sever spinal cord. Make deep, sharp cut lengthwise through back of body and tail. Separate halves; re- move black line and stomach. Reserve liver and coral. Remove claws; reserve. Place oil and butter in... - 40.3307

1. Place the scallops under a hot grill until they open. Detach the shells with a sharp knife. Keep 4 shells and clean them. Rinse the white flesh and the coral, cut the white part into large pieces. 2. Preheat the oven to 200°C (400°F; gas mark 6). 3. Peel... - 27.1458

GETTING READY 1.Start by preheating the oven to 425F degrees MAKING 2.In a broiler, place the lobster and start broiling it 3.In the oven, place the bread crumbs and toast it also mix the crumbs with butter and green fat and mashed coral from the... - 33.1807

Put the scallops in a little previously prepared Court Bouillon and poach for 10 minutes. This is a mixture of herbs, vinegar and water used in France for cooking fish. See Fish section. If, however, the scallops have not been opened and cleaned by the... - 30.93

This sherried lobster bisque is a savory and spicy bisque made with vegetables. Finished with a little cream, the lobster bisque is spiced with mace or nutmeg and is herbed with parsley. Seasoned to taste, it can be sided with read rolls and a fresh salad. - 45.8172

This soup can be made with 2 cups lobster claw meat, but the flavor a live lobster gives is incomparable. Method With a cloth held in the left hand, grasp lobster firmly by the tail, head facing to the right. With a pointed knife, pierce the cross on the... - 26.2519

Put 1 teaspoon of butter in a large bowl and melt in the microwave oven for 1 minute on HIGH. Stir in the flour and add the milk, stirring constantly. Microwave on HIGH for 3 minutes, beating with a hand whisk after every minute. Whisk thoroughly, add the... - 43.9987

Discard the small sac at the back of the lobsters' heads, inside the shells. If there is any coral (red roe), reserve it. Remove the meat from the body shells and claws and cut it into very small pieces. Reserve the shells. Melt 40 g/1/2 oz of the butter in a... - 40.661

Put the shallots in a dish with the butter and microwave, uncovered, on HIGH for 2 minutes. Add the carrots, leeks and celery to the shallots with 3 (2) tablespoons of water, salt and pepper. Cover and microwave on HIGH for 10 minutes. Clean the scallops,... - 43.4219

Shell shrimp and saute in 2 tablespoons of the butter for several minutes or until they turn a bright coral color. Set aside. Heat remaining 2 tablespoons butter in a soup kettle, add okra, and cook, stirring frequently, until tender. Stir in onion and cook... - 41.9861

The lobster a la newburg is a cooked lobster preparation made with eggs and milk. Spiced with cayenne peppers, the lobster a la newburg is spicy and savory and is cooked with butter in it. served over rice or with herbed mashed potatoes, the lobster a la... - 33.5537

Kail each lobster by plunging a knife into the thorax. Break off the tail and cut it crosswise into thirds with the shell on. Cut the body in half and remove the coral and liver. Refrigerate them for later use. Discard the remaining body. Break off the claws... - 42.1499

Plunge 2 live lobsters (about 1 pound each) headfirst into enough boiling, salted water to cover. Cook 2 minutes. Remove from water; place lobster on back on cutting board. With sharp knife, split lengthwise from head down to base of abdomen. Spread body open... - 30.2419

Choose active live lobsters. Plunge headfirst into enough boiling, salted water or Court Bouillon (see page 21) to cover. Bring to boiling; reduce heat and simmer till done, 20 minutes. Remove. Place on back. With sharp knife, cut in half lengthwise. Discard... - 29.393

In work bowl roughly chop the carrot, onion and herbs. Saute in the butter. If using whole crayfish, split the crayfish into halves, remove the coral, the creamy parts and the liquid, squeeze through a sieve and reserve. Add the split crayfish (or fresh... - 43.8552

Cooking tips and techniques from the nation's finest chefs. Chef Jonathan Cartwright of the White Barn Inn in Kennebunk Beach Maine makes a Steamed Lobster on a bed of homemade Fettuccine. - 35.5634

Peel, section, and dice oranges, reserving 1/4 cup juice. Toss together bread cubes, diced orange, reserved juice, apple, 3 tablespoons melted butter, and 1/4 teaspoon salt. Plunge live lobsters head first into enough boiling, salted water to cover. Cook 2... - 37.9248

Plunge live lobsters head first into enough boiling, salted water to cover. Bring to boiling; reduce heat and simmer 20 minutes. Remove at once. Place on backs on cutting board. Cut in half lengthwise: draw knife from head down to base of abdomen. Discard all... - 41.8819

Remove any brown fibre from scallops. Put wine in saucepan with salt, pepper and spring onions. Add 1/2 cup water, heat, then add scallop meat including coral. Bring to the simmer and poach for 1 minute. Drain, cut large scallops in 2 or 3 slices. Strain the... - 24.214

Cook 1/4 cup chopped celery, 1/4 cup chopped onion, and 1 bay leaf in 2 tablespoons butter till tender. Discard bay leaf. Add 3 cups dry bread cubes and 1 tablespoon snipped parsley; mix. Drain 1/2 pint shucked oysters, reserving liquid; chop oysters. To... - 29.4962

A truly magical recipe for Broiled Live Lobsters not only looks nice but also tastes great! It is an ideal Main Dish. The Broiled Live Lobsters can be considered the gem of the European cuisine. In my estimation, if one is a chef, one needs to have a personal... - 40.4554

Choose active live lobsters. Plunge headfirst into enough boiling, salted water to cover. Cook 2 minutes. Remove. Place lobster on back on cutting board. With sharp knife, split lengthwise from head to tail. Cut off head, if desired. Using scissors, snip out... - 27.3538

1. Kill the lobsters by plunging a knife into the thorax Cut through the markings on the tail to make round medallions. Cut the body in half, clean it and save the coral and liver for the sauce. 2. If the lobster is to be cooked shortly after it is purchased,... - 33.1393

Split the lobsters lengthwise. Detach claws and crack them. Remove all lobster meat and dice. Watch for these small areas which should be discarded: dark intestinal vein, small sac behind head, the spongelike greenish bits on either side of back. At the same... - 36.8775

1. Clean the scallops removing the thin black vein from around the white meat and coral. Rinse thoroughly and dry on absorbent kitchen paper. 2. Cut into 2-3 thick slices, depending on the scallop size. 3. Heat a griddle pan or heavy- based frying pan, then... - 45.8944

1. Place the scallops under the grill until they open. Detach the shells with a sharp knife and discard. Remove the beard-like fringe and the intestinal black thread. Keep only the white flesh and coral. Rinse under running water. 2. Preheat the oven to... - 27.233

Are you looking for a lip smacking Bisque Of Lobster recipe? A good way to use up Seafood is to make some irresistible Bisque Of Lobster. If it is an impressive Soup that you require, then this recipe is the answer. I am sure you and I will approve that this... - 45.3567

European cuisine is one of the finest and richest in my opinion and I recommened that you try this awesome recipe of Boiled Live Lobsters that it has to offer. An assortment of fabulous flavors, the Boiled Live Lobsters recipe is one of those European dishes... - 41.0662

First, be aware that lobster stew like clam chowder is a two-day affair. The first day to prepare it and overnight in the refrigerator for its “seasoning.” It’s hard to believe that this simple soup was once considered poor people’s food in Maine. The... - 34.8258

This dish, so completely French in character, is currently referred to as lobster "a Vamericaine." This is a shocking mistake, as the real recipe "a l'americaine" is quite different. My recipe for lobster "a l'armoricaine" has purposely been simplified; the... - 24.1429

1. Put the clams on a baking sheet in a preheated oven, 200°C (400°F), Gas Mark 6, for 2-3 minutes, or until they open slightly, then remove them and prise the shells apart. Open the shells over a bowl to catch all the clam juice. Snip off the inedible... - 34.095