Fete Lifestyle Magazine April 2021 - Spring/Fashion Issue | Page 70

Cut (I use kitchen scissors) each lobster tail in half

Season each with garlic salt, cracked black pepper, drizzle of olive oil and then a slab of softened butter

Warm up your cast iron skillet with 2 -3 tablespoons of unsalted butter.

Once hot, place all lobster tails skin side down and sear in the pan. Once the shells turn red, flip them under 3 minutes tops.

Squeeze lemon juice over all the lobsters (skin side up) in the pan. Cook for 2 more minutes.

Remove from the pan and let them cool on a cutting board.

Once cooled, remove the lobster meat from the shell and cut into nice size chunks

In the same skillet, add olive oil and turn on medium heat.

Add the chopped shallot and sauté for 1-2 minutes

Then add the lobster meat and fresh tarragon and quickly sauté no more than 45 seconds then remove from the skillet.

Melt stick of butter in microwave for 45 seconds

Heat the brioche buns for 30 seconds in microwave. Immediately brush them with melted butter.

Add lobster meat mixture to each roll

Add a small pinch of Old Bay seasoning to the melted butter to drizzle on top of each roll and enjoy hot.

Suggested beverage: Chilled Cotes De Provence Rose (Minuty, Miraval or Whispering Angel)

Ingredients

Brioche Hot Dog Buns

Tillamook Unsalted Butter (4 sticks / one package) softened and also melted

5-6 small lobster tails (enough for 2 nice size rolls)

1 medium sized shallot chopped fine

Juice of 1 large / 2 medium lemons

Garlic salt

¼ cup chopped Fresh Tarragon

Small pinch of Old Bay Seasoning for melted butter / lemon mixture

Good Unfiltered Olive Oil

Fresh cracked black pepper

Lobster Rolls

I love to cook seafood but did not make my first Lobster Roll until Covid. I love to cook the smaller lobster tails they have year-round on special for $5 - $6 each. They are sweet and tasty for this recipe.