How Do You (Lobster) Roll?
Let us count the ways –– seven, to be exact –– that you can concoct the classic seaside sandwich.
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Ben Sargent's Lobster Roll
Ben's buttery lobster rolls gained a cult following after he started to sell them from his Brooklyn apartment, earning him the nickname of Dr. Klaw. The once top-secret recipe — which calls for a simple mayo dressing — nails the seaside sandwich on the head.
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Lobster Roll
Even though this roll comes from Portland Lobster Company, it's done Connecticut-style: served warm with melted butter.
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Ed's Lobster Roll
Ed's celery-studded lobster salad is piled high into buttered hot dog buns and garnished with chives.
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Lobster Rolls
Infuse your lobster with ocean flavor by boiling it in salted water. Brush the buns with melted butter and grill until they're golden-brown to give your sandwich true New England style.
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Lobster Roll
This lightened-up version of the classic features lobster that's tossed in Greek yogurt and then wedged into a whole-wheat roll: all the seaside flavor, minus the guilt.
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Lobster Roll
In this roll a generous coating of lemon aioli and chopped tarragon brings out the best in fresh lobster meat, and diced cucumbers add a bit of crunch.
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Lobster Roll
Mayo-covered lobster is brightened with a dash of lemon juice, then mixed with minced chives and celery for an extra boost of flavor.
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