what is a dublin lawyer

by Christopher Lemke 9 min read

What to serve with Dublin Lawyer?

You can serve Dublin Lawyer as a first course to an Irish meal or as a main with a green salad. I always serve it with some good bread for mopping up the delicious sauce. Melt the butter in a large sauté pan over medium high heat. Add the chopped green onions and sauté until soft and glassy.Mar 10, 2019

What is a Dublin Lawyer food?

This is a traditional method of serving lobster which is extremely delicious. If possible make this dish with a raw lobster, that is one which has been killed just before cooking by plunging a sharp instrument into the cross on the head.Nov 19, 2015

Ingredients

In a small mixing bowl thoroughly combine softened butter, cayenne pepper, and paprika. In a large deep-sided skillet over medium-high heat, melt the cayenne butter and add the mushrooms, scallions and lobster meat. Saute until mushroom are golden, about 5 minutes, and season with salt and pepper, to taste.

My Private Notes

This is a great recipe. I would have this often when I lived in Ohio, I love to make this for special occasions.

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Dublin Lawyer

Dublin Lawyer is a wonderfully rich and flavorful Lobster recipe that our family considers amazingly decadent Dublin Lawyer combines butter-sauteed lobster meat with Irish Whiskey and rich heavy cream.

Instructions

The lobster should be cut in two down the center– then Remove all the meat from the lobster tail and part of the upper part of the claw (except for the lobster claws if you plan on using them as a dramatic placement on serving dish). If you do not wish to do so, remove meat from Lobster claws as well. Then roughly dice the lobster meat.

Notes

Although themccallumsshamrockpatch.com attempts to provide accurate nutritional information, these figures should be considered estimates. Varying factors such as product types or brands purchased, natural fluctuations in fresh produce, and how ingredients are processed change the effective nutritional information in any given recipe.

Dublin Lawyer (Lobster in Whiskey Cream Sauce)

Traditionally made with only lobster in whiskey cream sauce, this version also uses shrimp to make it a little more affordable.

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