Well?
I'll post pics of the final dish.
Well?
I'll post pics of the final dish.
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These Vegas threads are all adding up to an epic trip report, right?
Ahh crap. Another poster in Vegas 1 weekend after I was there.
I would find the nearest Whole Foods. I don't remember if they offer live lobster though.
Another guess would be a fishmonger in Chinatown. I remember driving past one there a year or so back.
Google 'asian supermarket'. If you walk in and see a preponderance of Asian people, shop there. If you see a majority of the lesser races, move on.
Option B is to get lobster at a caucasian supermarket chain (just call first) but its going to be 40% more expensive than the Asian places and god knows how long its been in that filthy tank.
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Emeril Lagasse Lobster Thermidor recipe will be on point.
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Originally Posted by Tyde
I could afford. Picked it up at an Asian market on Spring Mountain Road.
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I could afford. Picked it up at an Asian market on Spring Mountain Road.
That looks quite good. How much does a meal like that cost and who did you share it with (I'm half sorry I asked this already)?
It was. Pretty proud of myself as it was the first time I've ever cooked lobster. Thought it was dead but it was very much alive as I took it out of the fridge after a few hours to boil it. That part wasn't fun.That looks quite good. How much does a meal like that cost and who did you share it with (I'm half sorry I asked this already)?
Cost was under $100. Biggest expense was the lobster (obv) at $14.99 a pound and a bottle of Sauvignon blanc.
I shared it with my girlfriend. She very much enjoyed.
Here's the recipe that I used:
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/e...or-recipe.html
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