Whole lobsters split and filled with a buttery cracker-crumb stuffing with scallops, baked until golden. A New England special-occasion classic. Serves 2.
Gluten-free with swapsHigh-proteinNo added sugar
Contains: milk, shellfish, wheat. Based on the ingredients as written; check package labels, which can change.
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Baked stuffed lobster is a New England restaurant tradition: a whole lobster split down the middle and packed with a rich buttery cracker stuffing studded with seafood, then baked until the topping is golden.
Ask the fish counter to split the lobsters for you, or par-cook them for 2 minutes first to make splitting easier.
Estimated per serving, based on 2 servings, using USDA FoodData Central values for each ingredient. Net carbs are carbohydrates minus fiber. Optional ingredients, garnishes and anything served on the side are not included, and marinades are counted at about a third because most is discarded. Brands and portion sizes change the numbers.
High-proteinFor twoGluten-free with swapsNo added sugar
Printable: safe cooking temperatures chart (PDF).
Cooking whole lobsters? See our Steamed Whole Lobster for times by weight.
Best eaten right away. Refrigerate leftovers up to 2 days; pick out the meat and use it cold in a lobster roll or salad rather than reheating it in the shell.
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Pairs with: an oaked Chardonnay or Champagne. Wine pairing guide
Another baked lobster: Lobster Savannah (Locke-Ober's signature, in a sherry cream sauce).
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