Title: How to Cook the Perfect Lobster - LobsterAnywhere.com
Headings: Cooking Lobster
Cooking Lobster
How do You Cook a Live Lobster Humanely
Cooking Live Lobster at Home
What Size Lobster Pot?
How to Steam Lobsters
Steaming Instructions:
Steaming Lobster Times
How Long to Steam Lobsters?
How to Boil Lobster
Boiling Instructions:
Boiling Times for Lobsters
How long to boil lobsters?
How to Microwave Lobster?
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Microwaving lobster instructions:
Microwave Cooking Times
Get Creative: A Few Options for Microwaving Lobster
How to Bake Lobster?
Lobster Baking Instructions:
Baked Lobster Cooking Times
How to Broil Lobster?
Broiling Instructions:
Broiled Lobster Cooking Times
Are Big Lobsters Tough When Cooked?
Reheating Cooked Lobster
Cooking Lobsters at High Altitude
How to Tell if My Lobsters are Cooked?
How Do you Grill Live Lobsters?
Quick FAQS on How to Cook Lobster

Content: Do not crowd the lobsters in the pot, as the heat will not circulate evenly around the lobsters—you want even circulation for even cooking. If you do not have a large pot, we suggest cooking lobsters in batches, or using a couple of pots. If you add the same amount of water in each pot, the lobsters should cook at about the same time. A 4-5 quart soup or pasta pot will work well for a couple of small lobsters. A 19-quart pot will cook about 5 to 6 1- 1/4 lb. live lobsters. The pot does not have to be heavy-duty, because the water will actually boil faster in a lighter gauge metal pot. Should you steam or boil your lobster? Pulling crustaceans out of a big pot of boiling water can make a mess. With steaming there is less chance of a boil over.