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Grilled Surf-and-Turf with Spicy Garlic-Shallot Butter

4.3

(60)

"I've been cooking since I was twelve, and my husband, Bruce, picked it up during a 'Mr. Mom' phase after our second daughter was born," writes Renee Davis of Cadiz, Ohio. "Although we've since returned to more traditional roles—I usually cook on the weeknights, and he grills on the weekend—we also have a great time coming up with recipes together. Bruce devised this spicy garlic butter to keep lobster tails moist as they cook on the grill."

When you want to splurge, this is a sensational and simple dish with assertive garlic and hot (but not too hot) chili flavors.

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