Give a refreshing twist to classic lobster roll - These Summer Lobster Rolls filled up with vibrant and healthier ingredients for the perfect summer meal!
A classic all-American favorite, these summer lobster rolls makes the best use of hot dogs buns and succulent lobster.
I've tried lobster rolls before, but I always found them a bit too rich. So I much prefer my own version ( so I know exactly what goes in).
To make lobster rolls, you only need very simple ingredients:
- lobster tails
- frozen sweetcorn and garden peas
- greek yogurt
- sour cream
- lemon
- spring onion
- and hot dog buns ( even better if you can find brioche buns)
Other than that, I like to add some freshly chopped cilantro and red chili, to give a nice spicy kick and balance the sweetness of the veggies.
These light summer lobster rolls are very quick and easy to make, and come together in just as little as 20 minutes.
Start by steaming the lobster tails, in the meantime blanch the sweetcorn and peas and grill the buns.
Then, all you have to do is mix together the lobster meat with the veggies, sour cream and greek yogurt , some lemon juice and zest, chopped cilantro and chili.
Don't forget to season well with sea salt and freshly cracked black pepper.
There you go, your delicious lobster mixture is all ready to be stuffed in the buns and go straight into your mouth!
I really hope you give these awesome and light summer lobster rolls a try.
If you do, make sure to comment here below. Don’t forget to snap a picture, tag it #thepetitecook and share it with me and all your friends on Instagram!
More Summer Recipes To Try:
Barley Pea Pesto Salad with Grana Padano and Prosciutto
The Original Coronation Chicken
Summer Lobster Rolls
Ingredients
- 2 lobster tails
- 100 g frozen peas
- 100 g frozen sweetcorn
- 2 spring onions, finely chopped
- 125 g light sour cream
- 100 g greek yogurt
- juice and zest of ½ lemon
- ½ red chilli pepper, finely minced
- a bunch of cilantro, finely chopped
- 4 hot dog buns
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil, for brushing
- sea salt and black pepper
Instructions
- Place the lobster tails in the steamer basket, cover, and steam until opaque and cooked through, for about 12 minutes.
- With the help of kitchen scissor, cut straight down the central membrane break the tail in half vertically. Remove the meat from the shell immediately and chop into bites.
- Meanwhile, blanch the sweetcorn and garden peas in a pot of simmering water, for about 4 mins. Cool under cold running water and transfer in a large bowl.
- Add into the bowl the lobster, spring onion, sour cream, greek yogurt, cilantro, lemon juice and zest and red chilli. Season well with salt and pepper and mix all the ingredients together.
- Brush the insides of the buns with a little olive oil. Grill the buns, oiled-side down, over medium heat until golden, 3-4 minutes.
- Divide the lobster salad between the buns and serve straight away. Enjoy!
Notes
Nutrition
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I love the Iceland lobster tails. Such an indulgent ingredient.
These are so trendy at the moment, who would have thought you could buy everything from Iceland!
Iceland is great for it's range of base ingredients and convenience. This is a great recipe and reminds me of my sister. She lives in Canada and LOVES lobster!
Ohh I desperately want to go to Canada ( maybe because I'm a HUGE lobster lover too :D)
These look and sound amazing. I love the lobster tails at Iceland - good quality and very well priced. These rolls would make my husband very happy indeed 🙂
Thank you so much Lucy! 🙂
These look SO yummy Andrea! I especially adore your photography, so beautiful!
Thank you so much Kerry, you're so kind!! 🙂
Well, as it pours with rain here, I can but dream of summer rolls and sunshine - lovely idea.
Here in London is raining all the time, so sometimes I just make those to lift my mood up and dream a about sunny warm places :)!
Wow, would never have expected to find Lobster at Iceland! I've never tried cooking it myself either, will have to give this a go!
Cooking a whole lobster is a bit more tricky, but lobster tails are totally easy 🙂 I hope you give it a go Grace! And of course, let me know how you liked it 😉
These would be just perfect for a decadent picnic with a glass of fizz to wash them down with!
Oh yes! They're great for picnics and bbqs and pair just perfect with some prosecco or champagne 🙂
Well these are definitely more fancy than your standard hot dog! So surprised that Iceland sells frozen lobster - and that it's pretty good value!
I was so surprised too! And at that price they're absolutely a keeper!
Wow! These look so luxurious but easy too. I really want to go back and try out their lobster!
Definitely give it a try Sarah! Cannot recommend it enough 🙂
These sound totally lush Andrea, I have to admit I have never cooked lobster at home before so really must try this!