Lobster Tails (Maine Cold Water) – 14/16oz Tails

• SWEET, DELICATE FLAVOR. Snow crab boasts a sweet, delicate flavor with meat ranging in color from a reddish tint to pure snow white. They are known for their thinner, easier-to-crack legs and meat that is easy to shred. Often confused with red king crab, snow crabs are not the same. They are more delicate with a milder taste and smaller legs. The texture and flavor make snow crab perfect for use in salads, pasta, or just dipping into butter.
• QUALITY SOURCING. Snow crabs prefer deep, cold waters and are typically found in the North Atlantic and North Pacific oceans. Ours come from suppliers we know and trust and are generally sourced from the icy waters surrounding Greenland.
• FULLY COOKED. Our snow crab legs are fully cooked prior to freezing. The process starts with removing the crab leg clusters from the body of the crab, cleaning, and then cooking in boiling salt water (this gives the leg shells their red color). The cooked crab legs are then saltwater ice glazed and flash frozen to protect the quality of the meat. They ship to you in an insulated container with dry ice.
• EASY TO PREPARE. For best results, remove all packaging and thaw in the refrigerator 8-10 hours or overnight. The saltwater glaze will melt so put the crab in a container or wrap in a kitchen towel. Once thawed, we recommend steaming or boiling then serving them with melted garlic butter or lemon.
• HOW MANY TO ORDER? To feed two people 6 ounces of crab meat each, you need a total of about 24 ounces of snow crab legs – or slightly less than 2 pounds of snow crab leg clusters. A “cluster” of snow crab legs typically consists of 4 legs and the average weight is 8 to 10 ounces per cluster. Snow crab leg clusters yield about 50% of the total weight in meat. Choose from 5, 10, 15, or 20 pound boxes of snow crab leg clusters. Snow crab clusters come in multiple sizes, 5/8oz clusters, 8/10oz clusters, 10/12oz clusters and 12/14oz clusters.
• ABOUT TODAY GOURMET. We are a small, family-owned business with 30+ years of experience in the food industry. We know and love food. We only source the best products we can find and put an emphasis on working with family-owned businesses across the U.S. If we won't put it on our table, we won't put it on yours!

Keep frozen at 0° F or below until ready to use. For best results, thaw before cooking by removing all packaging and refrigerate below 38° F for 8–10 hours or overnight.

BROIL: Place Alaskan Snow Crab on a broiler rack 5 inches from heat for 5 minutes until heated.

STEAM: Fill a large pot with 3/4 inch of water. Place a steam basket in the pot and bring the water to a boil. Place the Alaskan Snow Crab in the basket; reduce heat, cover, and steam for about 5 minutes until the crab is heated through.

SAUTÉ: Start with serving-sized pieces of Alaskan Snow Crab in the shell or out. Melt butter, margarine, or oil in a pan. Stir in Alaskan Snow Crab and sauté lightly for 3–5 minutes, until heated through. When sautéing with other ingredients, add crab during the last 5 minutes of cooking.

GRILL: Place Alaskan Snow Crab (legs and/or clusters) on well-oiled grill a few inches above hot coals for 5 minutes, until heated through.