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Old 07-23-2013, 10:50 AM   #1
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I am competing tomorrow night in a Lobster cookoff and I am grilling lobster tails wrapped in a bacon weave. I ran a test run last night and the results were stellar. I have 45 minutes to complete the cook and I am looking for ideas for a side dish to plate with the lobster roll. I did a risotto last night with it but I don't think I will attempt it tomorrow. Any Ideas? The ingredients cannot be prepared in advance. The other handicap is that all the contestants must share a common grill.

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A stuffed grilled tomato might go well.
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A stuffed grilled tomato might go well.
Thats a great possibility! Thanks
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Roasted red pepper & corn salsa?
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I like your thinking but sharing a grill space might make that a bit of a challenge.
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Grill Asparagus.. maybe even wrap it with some prosciutto
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I like your thinking but sharing a grill space might make that a bit of a challenge.
Figured soak and start the corn and pepper on the side of the grill out of the the competitors way. You can't really fark either one up. The corn steams in the husk and the pepper skin will be removed.
Quick and easy prep, skin the pepper and dice, shuck and cut the corn, add a squeeze of lime and small dice of cilantro-Done.

Like seeing what other ideas come in.

Best of luck in the comp and take some pics if you can!!
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Lots of that was done last year. It's a favorite of mine though, thanks
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Dude. You've got savory. Grill some fresh pineapple wedges with a bourbon brown sugar glaze to compliment.
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I am competing tomorrow night in a Lobster cookoff and I am grilling lobster tails wrapped in a bacon weave. I ran a test run last night and the results were stellar. I have 45 minutes to complete the cook and I am looking for ideas for a side dish to plate with the lobster roll. I did a risotto last night with it but I don't think I will attempt it tomorrow. Any Ideas? The ingredients cannot be prepared in advance. The other handicap is that all the contestants must share a common grill.
I know this isn't the question, but are you par cooking the bacon? I would think that the lobster would be overcooked by the time the bacon was done.
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I know this isn't the question, but are you par cooking the bacon? I would think that the lobster would be overcooked by the time the bacon was done.
Last night I did not. I wrapped the weave and then foiled it over. When the IT on the lobster reached 100 degrees, I unwrapped them and cooked the directly on the flames until the internal temp reach 140 and the the bacon was crisp. Pulled them off and sliced into medalions and served on top of the safron risotto. They were perfect.
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Does it have to be a hot side dish. What about some kind of slaw. Would give it a decomposed lobster role type of feel.
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Dude. You've got savory. Grill some fresh pineapple wedges with a bourbon brown sugar glaze to compliment.

IMHO. it'd be better to go with more savory for a side, which will then make the natural sweetness of the lobster meat stand out.
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Does it have to be a hot side dish. What about some kind of slaw. Would give it a decomposed lobster role type of feel.
I suck at slaws, despite many attempts. I need a tried and true recipe. Perhaps with some grilled pineapple
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