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Like clam chowder, lobster rolls come with regional allegiances. The Maine style requires a mayonnaise-based salad; Connecticut prefers chunks of lobster basted with melted butter. Both are sold ($19 each) at the summertime lobster cart stationed outside Oceana restaurant in midtown. Bill Telepan, the executive chef, infuses his melted butter and mayonnaise with the flavor from the lobster shells. But I would say that for taste, the Connecticut entry edges out my usual favorite with mayonnaise. The stand also sells a lobster salad ($25), lemonade, chips and chocolate cookies, along with iced tea and iced coffee.
Posted — UpdatedLike clam chowder, lobster rolls come with regional allegiances. The Maine style requires a mayonnaise-based salad; Connecticut prefers chunks of lobster basted with melted butter. Both are sold ($19 each) at the summertime lobster cart stationed outside Oceana restaurant in midtown. Bill Telepan, the executive chef, infuses his melted butter and mayonnaise with the flavor from the lobster shells. But I would say that for taste, the Connecticut entry edges out my usual favorite with mayonnaise. The stand also sells a lobster salad ($25), lemonade, chips and chocolate cookies, along with iced tea and iced coffee.
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