Mike's Easy Garlic Lobster Linguine
- 1 lb Pre-Cooked Frozen Lobster Claws Or Tails in their own de-thawed fluids-reserve fluids within bag
- 1 16 oz Jar Bertolli Garlic Alfredo Sauce no substitutions-most other brands will lend a metallic taste
- 1/4 tsp Granulated Garlic Powder - Granulated Onion Powder granulated is important as it affords a more intensified flavor
- 1/4 tsp Fresh Cracked Black Pepper
- 2 tbsp Dried Chives dried is important-again, intensified flavor
- 1 dash Or, 1/8 cup Quality Dry White Wine your choice
- 1/4 cup Fresh Parsley rough chopped
- 1 Deep Frying Pan with tight lid
- 1 box Linguine Noodles use 1/3 box
- 1 All Reserve Fluids Within De-thawed Lobster Claw Bag or, 1 cup seafood stock-for boiling water
- 1 tbsp Salt for boiling water
- 1 tbsp Olive Oil for boiling water
- 1 Water as needed
- 1 Pot with lid
- 1 Kitchen Mallet
- 1 Small Kitchen Towel
- 1 large Ziplock Bag
- Dethaw your pre-cooked lobster claws in fridge.
- Reserve all fluids within your bag for your linguine water noodle boil.
- Or, 1 cup seafood broth/stock.
- Once claws are dethawed, pour those fluids at the base of the bag into your linguine boil pot, or, add 1 cup seafood stock/broth and bring to a heavy boil.
- Also, add your salt and olive oil.
- Your linguini will soak up that sweet seafood flavor quite well!
- In a seperate pan, place everything in the White Alfredo Lobster Sauce section.
- Hold off on the lobster.
- Remove rubber bands from claws.
- One by one, place a Ziplock Bag or equivalent over the claws - with a towel over them and break up your shells with a kitchen mallet.
- Break all of them and remove lobster meat.
- Triple check your lobster for any hidden shells.
- Trust me - they'll be well hidden.
- Rough chop your lobster meat.
- You'll be able to feel for additional shells during your rough chop as a fourth check.
- Place your lobster meat into your white sauce.
- Heat until hot then immediately reduce to low.
- Remember, your lobster meat is already pre-cooked.
- You don't want it chewy by over cooking it.
- Boil your linguine for 2 minutes UNDER manufactures directions, usually about 10 minutes but read directions quickly drain completely do not rinse noodles and place in your white sauce.
- Place a tight fitting lid upon it and allow sauce to simmer on high for 2 to 3 minutes longer.
- This dish could easily serve four due to the richness of it.
- Serve with thick garlic bread and garnish with parsley.
- Try my easy garlic butter recipe if you're interested.
- Or, broil your own lobster tails!
- Enjoy!
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Taken from cookpad.com/us/recipes/341325-mikes-easy-garlic-lobster-linguine (may not work)