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An 8-quart pot will easily take one lobster, a 16-quart pot, 2 or 3 lobsters. If you are cooking a lot of lobsters you'll either need to cook them in stages or have more than one pot of water boiling. 1 Fill a large pot 3/4 full of water. Add 2 Tbsp of salt for every quart of water. The water should be salty like sea water (in fact you can use clean sea water if you have it). Bring the water to a rapid boil. 2 Grasp the lobster by the body and lower it upside down and head first into the boiling water. 3 Note the time at which the water comes to a boil again. Note that larger lobsters will turn bright red before they are completely finished cooking, so you do want to time your cooking, and not just go on color alone. 4 Remove the lobsters from the pot with tongs and place on a plate to drain and cool. How to Eat Lobster Before you get started, you'll want to assemble some essentials.
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