Lobster Tail
It’s up to you … 1 or 2 per person … fresh
or frozen work the same. Remove and reserve the shells, butterfly
them and then pan fry them in lobster butter for 2-3 min. on
each side until meat feels firm but not tough … flesh
should be nice and shiny! |
Lobster Butter
Clarify 1 pound of sweet unsalted butter … then cook clarified
butter with the lobster shells for 10min. The butter will take
on the color and taste of the lobster shell … use this
to cook the tails and to build the hollandaise. |
Hollandaise
In a warm bowl beat 2 egg yolks until they begin to foam. GRADUALLY
add the lobster butter while continually mixing. The egg yolks
will emulsify up to 1 1/2 cups of butter and the hollandaise
will be rich and thick. Season with a little salt and a teaspoon
of vinegar. Reserve until needed in a warm, but not hot place. |
Poached Eggs
Drop egg into swirling water just below the boiling point for
3min. This will give a soft poached egg consistency. |
Assembly
Assemble the Benedict on a piece of toast, small amount of undressed
greens, and chopped tomato with garlic to taste. Place the
cooked lobster tail on top of the greens, and place the poached
egg on top of the lobster tail. Once assembled nap the benedict
with hollandaise and sprinkle with freshly chopped chives. |
ENJOY!! |