Title: Learn How to Cook Live Lobsters at Home | Maine Lobster Now
Headings: How To Cook Live Lobsters
How To Cook Live Lobsters
How To Store Live Lobsters Properly Until You're Ready To Cook
Lobster Storage Do's
Lobster Storage Don'ts
Getting Ready To Cook - Things You Should Know Before You Start Cooking Lobsters
What Sized Lobster Pot?
How To Tell If a Lobster Is Spoiled
How To Kill Live Lobsters Humanely
How to Put a Lobster to Sleep
Do Lobsters Scream When Put Into Boiling Water? - NO!
How To Boil Live Lobster
Lobster Boiling Instructions:
BOILING LIVE LOBSTER CHART
COOK TIME
How To Steam Live Lobster
Lobster Steaming Instructions:
STEAMING LIVE LOBSTER CHART
COOK TIME
How To Grill Lobster
Lobster Grilling Instructions:
How To Boil Jumbo Lobster
Jumbo Lobster Boiling Instructions:
BOILING JUMBO LIVE LOBSTER CHART
How To Crack Open A Lobster In 8 Steps!
Lobster Cracking Instructions:

Content: We recommend spraying with fresh water using the hose in your sink or even your outside hose for events. What Sized Lobster Pot? Choose the Right Size Lobster Pot

Whether you steam or boil, pick a pot with lots of room. Do not crowd the lobsters in the pot as the heat will not circulate evenly around the lobsters. If you do not have a big pot, you may cook lobsters in batches, using a couple of pots. A 4-5 quart soup pot will work well for a couple of small lobsters. A 20-quart pot will cook about 6 of the 1.5 lb lobsters. The pot does not have to be heavy-duty as water will actually boil faster in a lighter gauge metal pot. Whether you choose to cook on the stove or use an outdoor lobster cooker, using a stainless or aluminum cooking pot isn't important. For larger events using outdoor cookers, we recommend aluminum to save money because the burner will actually scorch the bottom of the pot, for home cookware please use your own preference.