Lobster Research Paper

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I will be showing the class how to cook a lobster tail but did you no that a lobster can pinch 100 pound in there clow you better not let them pinch you, this could help you improve yourself, save you time and you could cook this on a date, it could help you more ways than one

In order to make the best lobster ever you’ll need materials and ingredients as far as materials,first you will need is a stove, a pot, a plate, scissors and as ingredients go lemon juice, paprika, salt, melted butter and pepper. Once you have all theses materials and ingredients you are ready to get started

Cooking lobster is simple in three easy steps. Cooking, cutting and seasoning first put the Lobster in the pot wait 18 minutes for it to cook cut the Lobster

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