Noun
lobster roll (plural lobster rolls)
A New England snack consisting of lobster meat served on a grilled hot-dog-style bun, often with butter and seasonings.
A lobster roll doesn't need to be traditional to be great (even in Maine), and the one served at tiny Portland destination proves it. Source: Internet
As it tends to cool down further out East, don’t shy away from their specialty -- the hot lobster roll -- a butter-based sandwich with only whole pieces of steamed lobster to pile onto a toasted bun served on the side. Source: Internet
In the “Food Atheist” vegan lobster roll episode, Lynch makes a seaweed butter, which is spooned into the hot dog rolls first. Source: Internet
But nothing beats sitting on a picnic table on the coast of Connecticut, eating a lobster roll, drenched in hot butter, of course. Source: Internet
Chef Christian Adlawan’s menu includes ricotta beignets, fried chicken and bacon-stuffed waffles, smoked pastrami hash, mushroom frittata, Honor eggs Benedict, a Maine lobster roll, and the Honor burger. Source: Internet
I was with Cape Cod natives and they, too, proclaimed the $32 lobster roll the standard of excellence. Source: Internet