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Lobster tail

Lobster tail
The meatiest part of the lobster with firm, sweetish white meat for grilling and serving with butter.

Lobster tail is the meatiest part of the lobster with firm, sweetish white meat of a springy texture. It is cut lengthwise through the shell, brushed with garlic butter and baked or grilled, boiled, and served in salads, rolls, tagliatelle and with melted butter.

Recipes with this ingredient

Lobster Tartlets
Lobster TartletsEuropean cuisine | Appetizers

The recipe is taken from the book "Seafood. Very Simple.

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Lobster in lemon butter sauce with fried lemons

Lobster in lemon-butter sauce with grilled lemons is a refined dish of Mediterranean cuisine that combines the tenderness of seafood with the refreshing tartness of citrus. The origins of such a dish trace back to the traditions of coastal regions where fresh seafood is complemented by simple yet expressive ingredients. The lemon-butter sauce infused with parsley and garlic aromas gives the lobster a rich flavor highlighted by a smoky grill note. Grilled lemons add a light caramel touch, creating a balance between acidity and the softness of butter. Served with a green salad and crispy bread, this dish is perfect for festive dinners and summer evenings by the sea. It is a gastronomic masterpiece where simplicity meets sophistication, and each bite carries the spirit of Mediterranean gastronomy.

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Surf and Turf with Lemon Mustard Sauce

Surf-and-turf with lemon-mustard sauce is a culinary embodiment of luxury and flavor balance. This American classic recipe combines tender beef filet and juicy lobster tail, creating a harmonious blend of land and sea. The lemon-mustard sauce adds zest and freshness to the dish, complementing the natural sweetness of seafood and the richness of meat. The origins of this dish trace back to American steakhouses, where it became a symbol of fine dining. Perfect for special occasions and romantic evenings, served with a glass of white wine and fresh vegetables. It is a gastronomic delight where each ingredient plays its role in creating an unforgettable taste.

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