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By CindiJ
on December 31, 2008
This had to be the best lobster dipping butter ever. Wasn't sure how to cook the tails until this recipe. I used my kitchen shears and made quick work of butterflying the tails. The rest was super easy. I couldn't bare to waste the citrus zest so I did add both the lemon and orange zest to the butter. WOW!! I can't wait to try this butter with crab legs next time! Thanks Ginny for posting a wonderful recipe!
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on April 07, 2012
This was good, a bit too much citrus for my family. They still prefer just plain melted butter. Nothing wrong with the recipe, it's just a personal preference.
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on February 13, 2012
This is a great Recipe!! I like the way it explains how to cook lobster on the grill. I threw a couple of pecan braches on the coals to give it a litte smoke flavor and the result was amazing!! I now know that Pecan is a great wood to smoke lobster and I would guess for shrimp also.
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Perfection! Had 2 half-thawed frozen lobster tails and used this recipe (using the broiler because our grill ended up running out of propane before I could grill the tails) and they were juicy and succulent and (hate to use the word again, but...) Perfection.
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on December 07, 2009
Nice..Nice..Nice. Thanks for this recipe. A definite make again for our lobster.
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on April 03, 2009
Perfect! nice original flavor. My first lobster I've made, may not try anything else. Thanks
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Chef #462910
on February 13, 2009
We broiled it on low as suggested and this came out awesome. I will definitely use this again.
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This was delicious. I left the salt and pepper out and substituted onion pwder for the paprika. Then I cooked the tails on a hot grill pan for 15 minutes, turning them every five minutes. They were the highlight of my New Year's Eve dinner w/the hubby. Try them with grilled steak and steamed asparagus. Yumo!
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on May 04, 2007
Took your suggestion of using foil on the charcoal grill and these turned out wonderfully. Citrus butter outstanding. Will definitely make again.
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on July 29, 2006
The citrus butter is wonderful. I use it for crab-legs! Thanks!
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I used this recipe for the citrus butter. I cooked rock lobster tails and the butter was delicious.
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I used this recipe for the citrus butter for dipping-I dipped with boiled lobster-delish!
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