Lobster Bake On The Grill Recipes

Steps:

• Start the fire 1 hour in advance, making sure the coals are white hot before you begin cooking.
• Spread 1/2 of the seaweed on the bottom of the tub to protect the lobsters from burning. Place lobsters on top of seaweed. Place the corn on top of the lobster, and the potatoes on top of the corn. Arrange the raw clams on top of the vegetables and top with the remaining seaweed. Pour the wine into the tub. Place the wet burlap over the food and tuck the edges into the tub to retain the steam inside.
• Place the tub on top of the coals. Every 15 minutes, moisten the burlap with water. Cook for about 45 minutes.
• Serve the lobster bake strewn out on newspapers, with melted butter, piles of coarse sea salt, and favorite spices as condiments.

Steps:

• Place baking sheet on the grill.
• Add the water.
• Spread 1/2 the seaweed on the cookie sheet.
• Place lobster, clams, mussels and shrimp on top of the seaweed.
• Slice the lemon thin.
• Sprinkle the lemon slices over the seafood.
• Cover with the rest of the seaweed.
• Turn grill on low and close the cover.
• Lobster bake should be done in about 20- 25 minutes or when the clams and mussels are open.
• Serve with 1 c melted butter.

Steps:

• Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F. Preheat a grill.
• Bring a large pot of water to a boil. Carefully plunge the lobster, head first, into the water and cook for 2 minutes. Remove from the water and plunge into an ice bath to stop the cooking. Carefully, split the lobster tail down the back. Add Creole seasoning to the meat. Place the lobster on a hot grill belly down first for 4 minutes, then flip and repeat on backside. Place lobster in the oven for a flash cook of 7 minutes.

Steps:

• Using scissors, cut 3 to 4 lengthwise slits in underside of tail to loosen shell slightly. Cut top of lobster shell lengthwise down the center with scissors, leaving tail fin intact. Cut shell at an angle away from the center of the tail at base of tail fin. Loosen meat from shell, keeping the fin end attached; lift meat and lay over shell. , In a small bowl, combine the remaining ingredients; spoon over lobster meat. Cover and refrigerate for 20 minutes., Place lobster tails, meat side up, on grill rack. Grill, covered, over medium heat for 10-12 minutes or until meat is opaque.

Steps:

• Prepare your favorite clam chowder as an appetizer.
• Serve clambake with plenty of melted butter, lemons, and watermelon.
• " Detailed directions below.
• Dig a bow-shaped pit 3 ft. in diameter and 1.5 feet deep in the center.
• Using crisscross pattern, line with double thickness of heavy duty aluminum foil, then a layer of dry rocks about the size of grapefruit. NOTE: Wet rocks can explode. Build a bonfire on top of rocks in the pit. Use firewood and kindling.
• Let the fire burn 1.5 to 2 hours or until burned down and rocks are hot. NOTE: Do not use charcoal.
• Soak corn-on-the-cob (with silk removed) and mixed greens in cold water while fire is burning.
• Wash clams and set aside. Refrigerate lobster on ice. Peel onions; remove ends. Oil potatoes.
• Once fire has burned down, work quickly to prevent rocks from losing heat. Tamp down embers.
• On top of rocks, layer pit in the following order: Half of the greens, strips of wet cheesecloth, potatoes, corn, onions, chicken halves, live lobsters and clams.
• Cover food with remaining wet cheesecloth, then greens.
• Cover pit with heavy duty aluminum foil.
• Crimp all sides to the edges of aluminum foil used to line the pit. Let food steam cook 40 to 60 minutes.
• Remove foods immediately when done. Cooking times will vary depending on temperature of rocks.
• Peek at clams after 40 minutes. If they are open and lobsters are bright red, dinner is ready.
• Serve with melted butter and lemon.

Steps:

• Preheat an outdoor grill for medium heat and lightly oil the grate.
• Cut down the tops of each lobster tail to prevent them from curling up as they cook.
• Mix butter, seafood seasoning, lemon juice, garlic, and pepper together in a bowl.
• Place lobster tails, shell-sides down, on the preheated grill for 5 minutes. Turn over and brush with butter mixture. Continue to cook until shells are bright red and meat is opaque, 5 to 7 minutes more.

Steps:

• In a large roasting pan or steamer, place one-inch layer of seaweed or layer of crumpled aluminum foil or on a rack.
• Parboil onions and potatoes.
• Shuck corn except the innermost leaves.
• Place lobster on seaweed or aluminum foil; arrange corn and onions between the lobster and the sides of the pan.
• Place clams, mussels, and potatoes gently over the lobster.
• Keep the top of the pan contents level.
• Cover with remaining seaweed and add water (salted if no seaweed) over the top.
• Cover the pan tightly with aluminum foil or a lid and place on stove or preheated grill to cook.
• If using a grill, make sure the coals are very hot.
• When steam becomes visible, cook covered for 15 minutes.
• Remove from heat, but leave covered for 5 more minutes.
• Serve with lemon, melted butter or margarine, or your favorite lobster accompaniment.

Steps:

• Tap clams; discard any that do not close., In a large disposable roasting pan, layer the clams, corn, potatoes, onions, wine, herbs, oil, garlic, pepper, pepper sauce, salt and bay leaves. Grill, covered, over medium heat for 15 minutes., Add crab; cook until potatoes are tender, 25-30 minutes. Discard bay leaves; stir in butter. Serve with bread if desired.

Steps:

• In a large pot boil about 2 gallons of water.
• Add one live lobster and cover.
• Cook for 3 minutes.
• Remove lobster with tongs and return water to boiling.
• Add 2nd lobster.
• Cook three minutes and remove with tongs.
• Turn lobsters upside down and cut lengthwise from the tip of the tail through the head (you may need to use poultry sheers to cut the tail portion of the shell).
• Place lobster halves, shell side down, on a medium hot grill and baste with butter and sprinkle with salt and pepper.
• Cover grill and cook for about 8-9 minutes or until the meat in the thickest part of the tail turns opaque.
• Serve with melted butter in dunking bowls and lemon wedges.