Langoustines look a lot like crayfish, but come from salty seas and oceans rather than fresh water. A relative of the lobster, langoustines grow to about 10 inches in size but are most prized when smaller, because the meat is sweeter.You cook this luxury ingredient much in the same way that you do lobster -- steaming, boiling or roasting.arge langoustines can be cooked just like lobster. Cut them in half, brush the meat with melted butter and herbs -- fresh tarragon is especially nice -- and bake or grill them. Boil smaller specimans in heavily salted water and serve with lemon butter or garlic mayonnaise for dipping.
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