How to Make Hot Buttered Lobster Rolls



Hold the mayo—and the celery. For lobster lovers, a buttered lobster roll doesn’t need ’em.

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  1. So, dude…..shall i say dudette! Not being a native here, ive called Mai e my home foe the last 14 years. Ive actually never had a lobster roll, and only had maybe 8 lobsters total. Originally from jersey…and love shri.p, scallops, especially crabs, clams…..i do know lobster is done a few ways. With that said……do i want hot lobster with butter cold with butter. Im not big on mayonnaise, but i know some places wikl lightly spread some on if you want . Another 2 questions would be… hard shell, soft shell..and steamed or boiled. Any advice from your guest from new england would be appreciated.a few typos in here, my oppologies, i think you can figure out what im asking

  2. I have no idea when this was made, but I live in western Massachusetts and lobster is NOT affordable any longer. At over $12/pound for micro lobsters (smaller than the 1 – 1.25 pound "chix") I can't afford them. When I was a kid we used to get lobsters (chix) for $3.99/pound local and if you went to the coast you could get them for $2.99/pound at the stores. If you went straight to the lobster pound you could get them for $2.49/pound and the culls (single clawed) for $1.99/pound.
    I know things are more expensive now, but lobster is presently out of my price range. Last time I went to Maine (~10 years ago) it was $10/ lobster roll ready made at the stand closest to our hotel and at the pound they were $10.99/pound for 2 pounders. Now it costs me ~$20 at our local store just to buy 2 micro lobsters for me to make one roll. Our local seafood restaurant no longer offers whole live lobster due to the price. They do offer lazy-mans lobster for around $40 but that is frozen meat.

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