Phrases with «whole lobster»

The phrase "whole lobster" means a lobster that has been cooked or served with its entire body intact and not cut into pieces. Full definition

Sentences with «whole lobster»

  • If using whole lobster, reserve the shells to cook the meat in, and use the body and claw shells to simmer in the milk. (health.com)
  • A simple boiled whole lobster recipe that anyone can follow. (grillinfools.com)
  • If you don't want to bother with whole lobsters (or can only get frozen lobster tails), here's a quick and easy way to grill them. (fieryfoodscentral.com)
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