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Recipe of Mike's Classic Lobster Rolls
To begin with this recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can cook mike's classic lobster rolls using 24 ingredients and 11 steps. Here is how you cook it.
Ingredients
The ingredients needed to make Mike's Classic Lobster Rolls:
Take Lobster Meat Mixture
Prepare 4 Or 5 [4 oz] Lobster Tails [depending upon how rich you want your sandwiches]
Make ready 1 packages 20 oz Imitation Crab Meat
Prepare 1/2 cup Real Mayonnaise [+ additional as per your taste]
Get 1/2 cup Celery With Leaves
Make ready 1/4 cup Chopped Chives
Prepare 2 tbsp Fresh Parsley [packed]
Take 1 tsp Lemon Pepper
Prepare 1/4 tsp White Pepper
Prepare 1/2 tsp Granulated Garlic
Make ready 1 tsp Yellow Mustard
Take 2 tbsp Real Butter
Make ready Bread
Prepare 2 packages King's Hawaiian Rolls [12 count per bag or mini rolls 6 count]
Take 1 stick Real Salted Butter [optional]
Make ready 1 Bottle Garlic Powder
Get Toppings - Garnishments - Sides
Take 3 cup Shredded Iceberg Lettuce
Make ready 1 large Bag Salt & Vinegar Potato Chips
Prepare 4 large Dill Pickle Quartered Spears
Make ready 1 tub Fresh Guacamole
Prepare 1 dash Old Bay Seasoning
Get 1 dash Paprika
Prepare 1 dash Celery Salt
Instructions
Instructions to make Mike's Classic Lobster Rolls:
Add everything in the, "Lobster Meat Mixture," category except for the lobster in a large bowl and mix well. You will need more mayo than is called for. Tablespoon by tablespoon add more mayonnaise until it reaches the creamy consistency you desire. I usually add 3 additional tablespoons.
De-thaw your lobster tails in water if frozen. Do not steam/boil/cook frozen.
Once thawed, cut the underside of your lobster tails lengthwise and remove meat. Rinse lobster meat and discard anything you deem undesirable.
Fill 1-1/2" of water and 2 tablespoons butter in a pot with a tight fitting lid. Bring to a boil and add lobster meat. Reduce heat to low and simmer/steam lobster meat for 5 to 6 minutes.
Once cooked, place on plate to cool. Chop lobster meat and add to lobster meat mixture and mix. Place in fridge until fully chilled.
Carefully tear 4 lengthwise rolls from the other 8. Then another 4 lengthwise rolls from the 8. This will leave you with 3 long sweet sub rolls each consisting of 4 mini rolls. Note: There are also King's Hawaiian Mini Sub Rolls available now that come in packs of 6 and are pre-split. I've used those in the photo below. You can find these rolls in the deli section of your local supermarket.
Carefully slice lengthwise down the side of your roll [if using the 12 pack] to create an opening for your lobster meat without cutting it completely in half.
You can use these rolls as they are or butter and sear them in a hot pan. If I sear them, I lightly butter the rolls and lightly sprinkle with garlic powder.
Smear a layer of guacamole on one side of your roll. Add shredded lettuce and pile on your lobster meat mixture. Sprinkle liberally with Old Bay Seasoning and a pinch of Celery Salt. Also, add a long, thin dill pickle spear at the top of sandwich and serve with Salt & Vinegar Chips to cut some of the richness.
To reduce the overall carbs, you can use low carb bread and omit the guacamole.
Enjoy!
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