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pokey73
This past year I began experimenting with smoked seafood. Every time I prepare this meal it is nothing less than outstanding. All you need is @ 6 foot square grill. Expanded metal to place Hickory wood chips on.
pre-heat grill and clean surface. If a grittle is attached clean the hot surface with water. Soak hickory wood chips for about half hour. Reduce grill heat @ 300-350 degrees, or medium heat, place wood chips on expanded metal. Keep a large cup of water to put and fire that starts from the burning wood chips.
Seafood that I use are
- 2 lg lobster tails thawed (uncooked)
- 1 lg pk scallops thawed (uncooked)
- crab legs (purchaced frozen but fully cooked) Thaw
- 1 large package collosal shrimp (fully cooked) Thaw
- 1 stick butter unsalted

season lobster tail, cut shell down the center, pull shell apart take a knife cut meat down the center. Season with garlic & Herb, and place 1/8 stick of butter on the center cut of loster meat, cut stick of butter in half the cut that half the long way into quarters.
-If grill has a grittle place 1/2 stick of butter on the hot grittle and allow to melt, place scallops on the grittle turn as needed, or place on grill and brush with melted butter then turn over.
-Place lobster on grill upright directly over the wood chips.
-If any fire flares up on the wood chips pour water on the fire.
- aprox 20 min later place crab legs & shrimp on grill. directly over heat and allow to warm turn as needed.
- scallops & lobster will be cooked when they feel firm and not "jello like" this will take about 45 min cooking time.
-Very important keep cover down as much as possible to allow smoking flavor
-Brush scallops, & Shrimp with melted butter.
Serve & Enjoy

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jlee562
Suffice to say, I'm now really hungry.
aleman
mmmm-mmmm-mmmm!! It looks like you really enjoyed yourself.

We will be having lobster this evening also. I am just getting ready to head over to my daughter's fiance's mother's house (they really have to get married so I can shorten this a little). He is a chef at Timberline Lodge on Mt. Hood and will be cooking up rack of lamb with plumb sauce, lobster tails (just how I am not sure yet) and other assorted goodies. I will post the details later. Your post was timely and made my mouth water for the feast that is to come. Chow down!
aleman
QUOTE(aleman1948 @ Oct 23 2006, 08:57 PM) *

mmmm-mmmm-mmmm!! It looks like you really enjoyed yourself.

We will be having lobster this evening also. I am just getting ready to head over to my daughter's fiance's mother's house (they really have to get married so I can shorten this a little). He is a chef at Timberline Lodge on Mt. Hood and will be cooking up rack of lamb with plumb sauce, lobster tails (just how I am not sure yet) and other assorted goodies. I will post the details later. Your post was timely and made my mouth water for the feast that is to come. Chow down!

Turns out that he made a green salad (with caramalized walnuts, cranberries, goat cheese, and pomagranit-curry dressing), lobster (buttered and seasoned with saffron) along with a lobster risotto, rack of lamb with plumb sauce, and ginger-pumpkin soup. For desert there was a vanilla-raspberry souffle. I can't wait until they move back to Spokane and Jeremy opens his own restaurant!
Al Hemate ibn Hussein
QUOTE(aleman1948 @ Oct 24 2006, 06:44 AM) *

Turns out that he made a green salad (with caramalized walnuts, cranberries, goat cheese, and pomagranit-curry dressing), lobster (buttered and seasoned with saffron) along with a lobster risotto, rack of lamb with plumb sauce, and ginger-pumpkin soup. For desert there was a vanilla-raspberry souffle. I can't wait until they move back to Spokane and Jeremy opens his own restaurant!


Wish I hadn't read and looked at this. Damn you all!
aztekman
QUOTE(Hematite @ Feb 8 2007, 01:22 PM) *

Wish I hadn't read and looked at this. Damn you all!

Makes one real hungry, it looks so good.
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