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The true success of this recipe depends on buying live lobsters. Try to buy native if possible rather than the farmed Canadian and American ones. The tail will yield more meat and be much sweeter.
Bring a large pan of water to the boil and add a couple of tablespoons of salt and the white wine vinegar. You will probably need to cook the lobsters in two or three batches, according to the size of your largest saucepan. Plunge them into the boiling water - allow 5 minutes for the smaller ones and 10 for the larger. Remove them from the water and leave them to cool.
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An iconic dish. Mark Hix's recipe here provided all the details needed to succeed first time. Top marks - definitely has the wow factor, and perfect for a retro dinner party…