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Drawing a Lobster Pot - 1901 I was released on: USA: March 1901
Another name for a lobster trap is a lobster pot. So, if referring to the crossword puzzle hint, try using the word pot.
Another name for a lobster trap is a lobster pot. So, if referring to the crossword puzzle hint, try using the word pot.
The cast of Le Lobster Pot - 2012 includes: Bill Chaffey Samuel Collier Klutch Kable Nick Nauom as Lobster 1 and Lobster 5
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Erm... a lobster pot or a crayfish cage.
When you steam the lobster, it is placed in a basket above a pot of boiling water. When you are boiling the lobster, it is placed directly into the boiling water.
To catch lobster, you have to apply for a license and comply to all sorts of regulations, contact the proper authorities for further information.Catching lobster is done with a so called lobster cage which is baited and lowered in the water after that, you leave the trap be for a few hours and hope for the best.Cooking a lobster is best done in a cooking pot large enough to hold the lobster without a problem. Fill the pot with water and a little salt and bring it to a boil. insert the lobster (alive of dead) head first and cook it for about 12 to 25 minutes depending on the size and weight of the lobster.
You can boil the lobster in 2 ways. 1. if you don't want it to turn out too soft you would boil the water first then put in the lobster. That allows the lobster to cook quicker and it turns out slightly crunchy. 2. If you want the lobster to turn out soft and tender you have to put the lobster ion with the water and boil both at the same time. That makes the lobster moist from the water and then it cooks well, however it takes a bit longer than the other way because there is the process of the water boiling and then the lobster has to have time to cook.
You will require a Lobster pot in order to start fishing lobsters. As of the Toolbelt update it is no longer required to have one present in your inventory.
When cooking lobster, it's common to use about 1 to 2 tablespoons of salt per quart of water. This helps enhance the flavor of the lobster and mimics the salinity of seawater. Make sure to dissolve the salt fully before adding the lobster to the pot for even seasoning. Adjust the amount based on personal taste and the size of your cooking pot.