Lobster Rolls with Crispy Prosciutto

Lobster salad

Roast some garlic cloves. You will need ½ tbsp for the recipe but a great condiment to have around to make a dip with or simply spread on toast.

Preheat your oven to 400°F (205°C) cut top off whole garlic bulb to expose inside of cloves, drizzle with a little olive oil and salt, wrap in foil and bake for 30-40 minutes or until lightly browned and soft when pressed. Once cooled, squeeze to get roasted cloves out of skins. Keep in an air-tight container, can cover with olive oil, for up to 2 weeks.

Take the precooked 10oz lobster claws or tail meat. Dice up and place into a bowl.

Finely dice celery, tarragon & chives and add in with the lobster. Save some chives for garnish.

Into the lobster mix, zest 1 whole lemon and add the juice of about half of it (1¼ tsp).

Chop up the roasted garlic and add into the lobster mixture.

Add your Dijon and Kewpie mayo to the lobster and gently mix together until combined.

Season with S&P and allow to sit for 20-30min before serving, you want the flavours to marry together. ‍

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Crispy Prosciutto

In a dry medium sized skillet, gently sear your prosciutto for 30 seconds per side, until the sides start to shrivel up. Place on a baking sheet and bake for 8-10 mins at 350°F or until crisp.

Buns‍

In a medium sized pan, add some butter and lightly toast your buns on both sides until slightly golden but still soft.

Assembly

Take a bun and add a little additional Kewpie mayo on the inside.
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Add the lobster salad mix.
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Garnish with finely diced chives

Break your prosciutto crisps up and place them on the inside of the bun or crumble on top.  

Serves 4

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