
Fresh, fresh and fresh are the 3 components of an incredible lobster salad. The zest and juice of lemon, lime and orange flavor the perfectly cooked lobsters. Mark Goldberg from Boston's Woodward at the Ames Hotel assembles an easy marinade and chills the lobster. He then piles it high on fragrant fennel for a lobster roll that's all that and a bag of chips!
Boil & Break Down Lobsters
Assemble Lobster Salad
Make Fennel Salad
Plate & Serve
Alternatively, you can just serve over greens as a salad
Mark Goldberg has presided as Executive Chef at Woodward at the Ames Hotel in Boston since 2009. The farm-to-table-locally-grown movement isn't just a trend to Mark. Not only does he insist upon the freshest ingredients for his diners, but he is actively involved in The Food Project whose mission is "to grow a thoughtful and productive community of youth and adults from diverse backgrounds who work together to build a sustainable food system." Giving back to the community is the trend followed by this chef.
Fresh, fresh and fresh are the 3 components of an incredible lobster salad. The zest and juice of lemon, lime and orange flavor the perfectly cooked lobsters. Mark Goldberg from Boston's Woodward at the Ames Hotel assembles an easy marinade and chills the lobster. He then piles it high on fragrant fennel for a lobster roll that's all that and a bag of chips!
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