Lobster to cook at home...

[Susie Cougar]

I don’t mean to be a downer, but if you’re quarantining for two weeks, you’re not supposed to go shopping. Otherwise, you’re not really quarantining.

[FlyingScot]

After your two weeks are up (per Susie's excellent point)--I recommend a pair of smaller lobsters. The meat will be more tender

[Descant]

Originally Posted by FlyingScot

After your two weeks are up (per Susie's excellent point)--I recommend a pair of smaller lobsters. The meat will be more tender

I was about to make the same suggestion, same reasons. Maybe get three. Based on your above list of accomplishments, making extra lobster salad, or lobster hash, or lobster Mac n cheese would bring your day up several notches.
In Mayberry, I think they eat crawdads. Watch some more and let us know.

[AC2717]

haven't lived till you have them on the grill cooked whole

[garysanfran]

Originally Posted by Descant

I was about to make the same suggestion, same reasons. Maybe get three. Based on your above list of accomplishments, making extra lobster salad, or lobster hash, or lobster Mac n cheese would bring your day up several notches.
In Mayberry, I think they eat crawdads. Watch some more and let us know.

Crawdads. If I could teach Opie how to catch 'em and keep 'em alive, we'll get 'em from Mayberry to Lake Winni and call 'em crawfish, or is it crayfish?

[garysanfran]

Originally Posted by Susie Cougar

I don’t mean to be a downer, but if you’re quarantining for two weeks, you’re not supposed to go shopping. Otherwise, you’re not really quarantining.

Does quarantining mean I can't order food online and do a drive through pick-up for lobsters?

Sorry, in 14 days without food, lobster won't be on my mind anymore.

I even brought food with me from SF. But you are severely restricted on what you can bring from out-of-state.

So, is everyone coming in from out-of-state having to quarantine for 14 days? How long can one go without food?

I ain't gettin' delivery where I live.