Lobster Dishes - Boston Dish of the Month August 2012
Announcing the August 2012 Boston Dish of the Month: Lobster (Out of the Shell)
Link to Voting Thread: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/860477
Link to Nomination Thread: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/859597
This is really more like a category of dishes - anything that features lobster that's already out of its shell. The goal is to collectively try as many versions of these dishes as possible during the month of August! So let's start exploring and eating—report back with reviews and photos of the best lobster dishes you can find.
Looking forward to seeing what people try! Report back here!
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I'm linking this to a corn post. The dish is mostly about the scallops and corn. However, lobster is brilliantly used as a flavoring agent and there are small chunks of lobster in the corn.
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I ate an amazing lobster dish at Catalyst. It was lobster tortellini with chanterelles, tarragon and snap peas. The large homemade tortellini were filled with lobster and there were lobster chunks with the mushrooms and snap peas. It was dressed with a very light tarragon flavored sauce. One of the more delicious things I've had recently.
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I very much enjoyed the "Fried Maine Lobster Caramel" at Nix's Mate - "Warm Vermont Cheddar, green onions, chilis.
Deep-fried battered nuggets of lobster, piled on a pool of cheese sauce, caramel and a sprinkling of onions and peppers. Sounds like it should not work, but it does.
I think it would be even better with a kick of thai chilis or just more chili kick.
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re: Bob Dobalina
as a Native North Carolinian, who spent lots of time in No. Calf, Spain, and here in Boston, I feel both compelled and deterred by fried seafood. Love fried oysters, the fried mussels at Oleana, get sick at seafood fried in old oil. Still have a hard time with fish and cheese combos. but Bob, I trust your taste, so I'm willing to try it.
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re: Madrid
You ought to try the fried seafood at Rincon Limeno or Moulton - two excellent examples of the genre. This lobster, honestly, has more akin to the farce and indulgence of deep-fried Twinkies than typical fried seafood. By that I mean it is a unique and fun dish to try, but may leave you still feeling very much deterred.
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Not a main dish but worthy of mention: Irresistibly good appetizer at Towne stove and spirits - lobster popovers (2 per order, $14) mmm mmm mmm.
Oh, and the Lobster salad sandwich at Alive & Kicking Lobsters for a mad $13.95, with chips!
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re: Madrid
http://www1.whdh.com/features/article...
As you can see this is a fairly complex recipe. When I asked - the server told me The Lyles golden syrup is the magic ingredient.
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re: hounda
The popovers are definitely worth a mention. I am a big fan of them and have had them twice this month.
The other standout lobster dish this month for me have been the lobster sliders on the late night menu at Island creek. They are amazing and a much different prep than their regular menu lobster rolls.
I have also devoured at least 1 Lobster pizza at Scampo. It is just too hard to resist.
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I must vote for my summertime fave at Neptune Oyster: lobster caprese salad. When not available out of season I have actually dreamed of this. Exquisite with my fave muscadet there. http://bit.ly/QGPNV1 shows an early summer version with cherry tomatoes (and my beloved pristine cherrystones), but it is best with big chunks of later summer juicy ripe local tomatoes.
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I had a tremendous lobster dish last night at La Morra. House made silky fettuccine (it was actually wider than fettuccine but I didn't mind) with lobster zucchini and basil. Essence of summer on my plate. I loved it there. Also corn and tomato salad and fried squash blossoms. Lovely little bar to sit at and enjoy our fellow food travelers. Will post a picture when at my confuser.
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On current menus, my fav 'lobster minus shell dish' is the Lobster Roe Noodles with Lobster, Short Rib, Chanterelles and Wine Demi- served at Island Creek Oyster Bar.
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