Showing posts with label Lobster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lobster. Show all posts

Cucumber Salad - simple - sweet - savory

 


TALL Blonde loves using fresh, raw herbs whenever possible—for their vibrant flavor, fragrant oils, and natural goodness. This crisp, refreshing cucumber salad is simple to assemble and can be prepared ahead in two parts: the fresh, crunchy ingredients and the flavorful dressing. Toss them together just before serving for a delicious balance of savory, fragrant, spicy, and sweet. Serve it as a refreshing side, or add fresh poached shrimp or lobster meat for a light protein-packed meal.

Lobster, Baby

 




This recipe is luscious,  buttery, delicate yet decadent and very Lobster-y!
I do have a ProTip cheat, wanna know wat it is? You will just have to watch TALLblonde three minute "how-to" videoTALLblonde three minute "how-to" video. And away we go. Serves 4.

3 small uncooked lobster tails, or 8 oz. cooked lobster
1 Tbl. salted butter
1 small shallot, finely diced
1/2 tea. lemon zest
1 Tbl. fresh Italian parsley, finely diced
2 tea. hot sauce
1 egg

Secret cheat


In April 2026 on the Stephen Colbert Late Show, foodie guest Ina Garten gave her list of store bought grocery items she says is okay to use in the kitchen. Below is one that supports this TALLblonde Lobster Cake recipe:

Stuffing
Garten gives boxed stuffing — a Thanksgiving classic that’s nostalgic for many home cooks — a thumbs up, but notes that she doesn’t prepare it according to package instructions. Instead of making traditional stuffing, she turns it into a different savory side.

Garten explains, “I don’t use stuffing for stuffing. But what I do is make a bread pudding out of it. Take a bag of stuffing — it’s already seasoned, cubed, toasted, and all that’s done — make a custard, pour it over the stuffing, and add mushrooms and Gruyère. Put it in the oven. Nobody even knows there’s a bag of stuffing in there. It’s just a savory bread pudding.”

QUESTION: What do I do with excess stuffing? Easy, roughly spoon 1 inch drops of stuffing onto a cookie sheet and bake at 400-degress until the shaggy edges are browned and crispy.  These are fabulous as a topping to any hot bowl of soup especially chicken noodle.
  • Calories: 180 kcal
  • Protein: 17.94 g
  • Fat: 5.31 g
  • Carbohydrates: 13.55 g





Lobster Mac 'n Cheese


Thanksgiving menu at our house is all about the classics: roasted turkey, gravy, stuffing, cranberries, mashed potatoes and of course pumpkin pie with lots of whipped cream. Thanksgiving 2016 I decided to up my game and serve Baked Macaroni and Cheese with Lobster instead of sweet potatoes topped with brown sugar streusel.

JFK Lobster Stew



This recipe is family sized. Try it as a first course to your Thanksgiving feast.