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Reviewed Lobster Mac and Cheese
"Use another recipe. The cheese and mussels cost $40. A big disappointment.
Bobby usually gets it right but you should avoid this recipe if you're looking for anything that looks like baked mac & cheese. If you want a wet, cream sauce over pasta it may be for you but go with very low expectations. Especially so given the tremendous effort required to make one's own mussel broth.
Here's my issues:
1. Two lbs of mussels yielded only 1 cup broth NOT 3. Spending $15 for ne cup broth...really?
2. The dish came out wet, almost runny. Not like a baked mac & cheese texture.
3. Cut back the tarragon to 1/2 tablespoon or it will over power the cream sauce & lobster.
The best way I could use this wet dish was to bake it on plain pizza dough. A lobster Mac & cheese pizza. This was not that bad and dries out the sauce sufficiently especially tasty when drizzled with home-made lobster.
About Me
Independent energy consultant, adjunct renewable energy professor and food blogger. Pleasing friends is what inspires me to cook and tackling new challenges. Once a dish comes out "right", you'll never see it again.
Favorite Foods
All types and cuisines as I've lived in Asia for six years, Europe for three and Canada for three.
I do Malaysian, Chinese, Indian, Lebanese, Italian and grilled of all sorts. Have an outside wok, grill and extra closet of cooking accessories.
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