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: The most common method for killing lobsters humanely is setting live lobsters in the freezer for ~15 minutes to help them drift in a numb sleep, then plunging them head-first into boiling water for a quick, kind death. There are a handful of other methods, which you can read about in our article: How to Kill a Lobster Without Feeling Bad About It. Cooking Live Lobster at Home
Cooking lobster is an art, and if you do not get the timing just right, you might be in for a tough or chewy lobster. Never overcook your lobster. This makes the meat tough and stringy (a huge bummer!). We find most of the cooking time suggestions found on the internet are way too long. We’ll give you detailed lobster cooking times, but it is important to know how the time of year impacts timing. In the winter, lobsters have a harder shell and therefore require more time to cook. In the summertime lobsters have a softer shell and require less time to cook.