Sparklers

Season 1 Episode 12 - The Lobster Dish

2021 · 32 min

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Lobster is one of the easiest luxury foods to overcook. Today we see who can pull of not only the perfect lobster dish, but the perfect seasoning.

Subtitles: English

Directed by:Jason Wise

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