Today I’m showing you how to cook lobster tails with a recipe that’s easy to prepare, but so big on flavor! I’ve been making this lobster tails recipe since I first started cooking professionally with chef Homaru Cantu (of Chicago’s MOTO fame), back when we worked together at Lake Arrowhead Resort in California. We made this garlic butter lobster tail recipe for New Year’s Eve back in the 1990s and it sold like crazy!
This garlic butter lobster tail recipe uses just a few ingredients. I bought my lobster tails at Costco, and the price was just $50 for 6 tails, as opposed to $50 or more per serving at most California restaurants! Here's what you'll need to make the lobster tails. Note: You can cook this lobster tail on the grill, but it can be just as easily made on a cast iron grill or even a frying pan inside the home.
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Easy Garlic Butter Lobster Tails
6 lobster tails
For each two tails:
2 teaspoons chive oil (1 per tail) or your favorite olive oil or grapeseed oil: • This 1-Minute Herb Oil...
1 pinch kosher salt
Fresh cracked pepper
How to Make Lobster Tail Butter Baste:
2 heaping tablespoons butter
1 teaspoon garlic-shallot puree
1/4 cup water, as needed, with 1/2 cup extra on hand
2 tablespoons fresh Italian parsley
1 pinch salt, if desired
Fresh minced chives, as garnish
To prepare this lobster tail with butter, you’ll need an outdoor grill or a cast iron grill pan. Watch the video to see how it’s made!
I recommend serving this with garlic mashed potatoes, filet mignon and creamed spinach!
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