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    Golden Buttery Lobster Balls


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    Recipe Introduction



    mmmm so good!
    Golden and luxurious, with tarragon and chive

    List of Ingredients




    The meat from a one and 1/4-Pound Lobster, Tails, Claws, Knuckle and Leg meat
    1/4 Pound whole butter, softened
    1 Tablespoon of fresh chopped tarragon
    1 Tablespoon of fresh chopped chives
    1 Cup of fine bread crumbs
    1 Cup of Flour
    3 whole eggs
    1/4 cup of Cream
    1 Shallot, Minced
    Tarragon vinegar
    Sauce béarnaise (optional)
    Salt and cayenne pepper as needed




    Recipe



    The Lobster:
    Poach the lobsters for 6 minutes to loosen the meat, shuck the lobsters saving the tail, claw, knuckle and leg meat. Reserve.

    In a non reactive saucepan, briefly sweat one minced shallot in a small amount of butter, add ½ cup of tarragon vinegar and reduce until almost dry. Let cool and reserve.

    Using the mixer with the paddle attachment, soften the 4 ounces of Butter, add the reduced shallot mixture, salt, cayenne, tarragon, chives, mix until well incorporated. Scrape the butter mixture out into a separate bowl and add the diced lobster knuckle, claw and leg meat, mixing well. Scoop the mixture into equal sized balls, shape them into rounds and put them into the freezer to cool.

    Prepare an egg wash with the eggs and cream.

    Set up a breading procedure and coat the balls with flour, egg and breadcrumbs (you may choose to double bread them by going back into the egg wash and breadcrumbs again) return them to the freezer.

    Fry the Balls in hot vegetable oil ( 350 degrees) until golden and crispy, serve over herbed mashed potato, and garnish with lobster claw and chives.

 

 

 


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