The marker of summer in New England. The debate between Connecticut style — warm with drawn butter — and Maine style — cold with mayo — will never end.
New England's great sandwich — cold lobster claw and tail meat bound with mayonnaise and tarragon, served in a toasted butter-split roll. Maine's gift to the world.
Mix lobster with mayo, celery, tarragon and lemon. Season.
Butter the outsides of the rolls. Toast in a pan until golden.
Fill generously with lobster mix.
The roll must be toasted butter-side down until deep golden — a soft, untoasted roll is wrong.
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