Butter Poached Lobster Tail Recipe

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WebDec 4, 2019 · Prepare the butter bath: To a large stockpot or Dutch oven, add water and heat over medium for about 1 minute. Reduce heat to low …

1. To a large pot, add water and heat over medium until it begins to simmer.
2. Reduce heat to low and slowly add butter, whisking continuously. Do not allow to come to a boil as it will.
3. Shuck the lobster tails by cutting up the middle of the inside with a kitchen scissors, and then gently prying the meat from the shell with your fingers. This is slow work, so allow for enough time (and patience) to get it done without compromising the lobster meat.
4. Thread a wooden or metal skewer through the lobster tail meat to keep it from curling while cooking. If your wooden skewer is too long, you can shorten it by breaking or cutting it to the right size.

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WebFeb 26, 2021 · Creating the beurre monté and poaching the lobster. Set a 10-inch skillet over medium-low heat. Pour in the water at let it heat up. …

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1. Remove the tails from their shells: Use kitchen shears to cut all the way down the underside of the shell and then pry the shell open like a book. Wiggle your thumb between the meat and the top of the shell and remove the meat in one piece by gently but firmly prying it out of the open shell. If you see a "vein" (actually the digestive tract) running down the center of the tail, cut a slit into the underside of the tail and remove the vein.
2. Make the poaching liquid / beurre monté. Set a 10-inch skillet over medium-low heat (180°F if you have an induction burner or other way of keeping the heat constant). Pour in the water and let it heat up a bit. Add one piece of butter and whisk into the water until melted. Then whisk in the second piece.
3. Add the garlic, truffle salt, red pepper flakes, and bay leaf and whisk to incorporate.
4. One by one, whisk in the remaining pieces of butter, waiting for each one to melt before adding the next. Use an instant read thermometer to keep an eye on the temperature of the beurre monté. You'll need to keep it between 160°F and 189°F, aiming for 180°F.

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