- Prepare the charcoal grill by pouring briquettes and placing the cooking grate on top
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Ensure the charcoal is evenly distributed so the heat remains stable throughout.
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Ensure the charcoal is evenly distributed so the heat remains stable throughout.
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Finely mince the garlic and parsley so they infuse evenly into the melting butter.
Moving hot pans off an active grill requires heavy-duty heat-resistant gloves to prevent burns.
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Keep an eye on the butter so it does not scorch on the bottom of the pan.
Handle kitchen shears carefully and cut away from your fingers to prevent slips and cuts.
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Be delicate when cracking the shell so the lobster meat is not broken into pieces.
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Whisk gently so hot butter does not splash out of the pan.
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Apply the rub evenly so every bite of lobster meat is well-seasoned.
Flare-ups from dripping butter can cause sudden flames; use tongs and keep a safe distance.
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Do not overcook the lobster past 140 degrees Fahrenheit, otherwise the texture will become tough and rubbery.
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Drizzle the butter gently so the seasoning rub is not scrubbed off.
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Keep the lid closed between basting sessions to maintain consistent grill temperature.
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Check the thickest part of the lobster meat to get an accurate reading.
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Do not burn the lemons completely
just get nice grill marks for extra flavor
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Drizzle evenly right before eating so the lobster stays warm and juicy.