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Tips

Three Ways to Cook Lobster

1. In water

This method is ideal for cooking lobster meat for a salad or a roll.

Lobster weightCooking time
 MaleFemale
335g (¾ lb)8 min10 min
450g to 560g (1 to 1¼ lb)10 min12 min
675g (1½ lb)14 min16 min
900g (2 lb)16 min20 min
1.35kg (3 lb)18 min23 min and more
1.8kg (4 lb)20 min24 min and more

2. On the barbecue

To ensure even cooking, the barbecue is best for small lobsters (less than 450 g or 1 lb), especially at the end of the season when lobster meat is less sweet. It will really benefit from the caramelization it gets from the grill.

3. Steamed

Popular with connoisseurs, steaming preserves the delicate flavour of the lobster meat. Use this method for lobsters over 450 g (1 lb) served whole.

Prepared for you

Want to save time or avoid the hassle? Have your lobster cooked and shelled before picking it up at the grocery store.


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