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Last night - whole Canadian lobster steamed in white wine with shallotts, garlic and sweet red pepper on a bed of organic spaghetti. Fresh rasberries and cream for desert. :)

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Last night - whole Canadian lobster steamed in white wine with shallotts, garlic and sweet red pepper on a bed of organic spaghetti. Fresh rasberries and cream for desert. :)

g_d not only do you have great taste in music, but in food taboot! damn.

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Last night - whole Canadian lobster steamed in white wine with shallotts, garlic and sweet red pepper on a bed of organic spaghetti. Fresh rasberries and cream for desert. :)

g_d not only do you have great taste in music, but in food taboot! damn.

:tup:)

It was fantastic. And the price was unbelievable - £3.50 reduced from normal price £16 each for a large lobster ! Can't believe that no-one else spotted it. No 'out of date' issues either - it tasted immaculate.

Stores of the Waitrose chain over here operate a fantastic fresh seafood counter. Sea bass, monkfish, swordfish, oysters, lobsters, crabs, dover sole etc - it's all there. And always immaculately fresh. Usually when I visit the lobsters are sold out. I probably lucked out because, being on holiday off work last week I was able to stock up on the good stuff early in the day before the rich housewives and retirees bought it all. :)

Never again in the history of seafood will I get a deal like that one..

The next night it was fresh mussels, again steamed in white wine. :D

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Last night - whole Canadian lobster steamed in white wine with shallotts, garlic and sweet red pepper on a bed of organic spaghetti. Fresh rasberries and cream for desert. :)

g_d not only do you have great taste in music, but in food taboot! damn.

I don't know, it doesn't seem to be quite right to put onions or onions-like on lobster, or on any kind of seafood for that matter. :bad:

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I don't know, it doesn't seem to be quite right to put onions or onions-like on lobster, or on any kind of seafood for that matter. :bad:

Fry the shallots in butter with fresh garlic and black pepper, add the white wine and reduce. Then add the seafood with lemon or lime plus heaps of fresh parsley. Cover the whole lot with a plate and steam for a few minutes. Works well in a wok !

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