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    Lobster Rolls, 3 styles


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    Lobster Rolls #1

    4 cups of lobster meat from steamed lobsters,
    (approximately 2 1 1/2 to 2 pound lobsters)
    1 cup mayonnaise
    2 ribs of celery, small dice
    1 bunch of green onions, thinly sliced
    2 Tablespoons dijon mustard
    juice from 1 lemon
    1 Tablespoon fresh, finely chopped, flat leaf parsley
    2 Tablespoons basil chiffonade
    1 teaspoon salt
    1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
    1 baqueette roll

    Combine all ingredients except lobster in a mixing bowl.
    Rough chop lobster meat and mix gently into dressing with
    a rubber spatula.
    Split roll open 3/4 of the way lengthwise. Then cut into 4,
    6 -inch sandwiches. Buttter the inside generously and toast
    under broiler until golden brown.
    Fill with shredded lettuce and lobster salad.
    Makes 4 servings.
    Preparation Time: 45 mins

    from http://www.lobster-recipes.com/lobster-roll.html
    The abundance of fresh and affordable lobster in Maine has fostered many casual as well as creative uses for it. Lobster rolls are sandwiches of a mayonnaise- based chilled lobster salad stuffed into a toasted sandwich roll, most often a hot dog bun.
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    Lobster Rolls #2

    3 ounces lobster meat, per roll (cooked, cooled and chunked)
    1-2 teaspoon mayonnaise
    salt and pepper to taste
    2 leaves fresh lettuce, chopped
    fresh rolls, of choice
    1 tablespoon margarine or butter
    thick sliced tomato slices, for serving
    olives, for serving

    Mix mayonaise, lobster, salt and pepper
    together. Set aside.
    Split and butter roll.
    Grill roll in a fry pan until until crisp and
    golden brown. Remove from heat.
    Add a bed of lettuce to roll. Then top with
    lobster salad.
    Eat immediately while roll is still warm.
    Serve with thick slices of tomato and a half
    dozen olives on the side.
    Makes 1 serving.

    from #32845 ,from Aroostook at link
    http://www.recipezaar.com/32845
    That Maine-iac has me dreaming of my favorite
    summertime treat! Use any type of roll you like
    for this recipe. In the northeast the hotdog rolls
    are flat on the sides and split on the top. Hotdog
    rolls and fresh Kaiser rolls are what I usually
    grill for this sandwich. Enjoy!! 10 minutes 5 mins prep
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    Lobster Rolls #3

    1 pound knuckle and claw lobster meat,
    ...or 2, 1 1/4 pound fresh lobsters*
    1/2 cup mayonnaise
    1 Tablespoon lemon juice, or to taste
    4 warm grilled rolls (top split hotdog rolls work well)**
    finely chopped lettuce, for garnish
    melted butter, for dipping
    In a medium bowl, toss the lobster meat very lightly with
    the mayonnaise, using a fork. You just want to moisten
    the meat and not lose the flavor by over-handling. Add
    lemon juice.
    Using about 3 to 4 ounces of mixture per roll, place on a
    warm grilled roll with some lettuce.
    Serve hot melted butter on the side.
    To serve wamed: Heat lobster in the microwave, if you
    have cooked it the day before, just to warm the meat. Do
    not over-heat it as it will dry out. Then toss the meat with
    the lemon juice, and place it on a warm grilled roll with
    lettuce. Serve hot melted butter on the side.
    *Cook's Note: The easiest way is to buy lobster meat is
    already taken out of the shell at a seafood market. Otherwise,
    1 day in advance, buy 2 lobsters, steam or boil them in salted
    water, and then cool and remove meat from shell. Save the
    lobster tails for another meal, or chop and mix with the claw
    and knuckle meat, making sure to take the cartilage out of the
    claw and remove the stringy parts of the claw meat.
    **Cook's Note: Do not use a very bulky roll, or it will take away
    from the lobster flavor.

    from http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/recipes/recipe/0,1977,FOOD_9936_26222,00.html


 

 

 


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