The classic New England seashore sandwich. The ideal buns for lobster rolls are Martin’s long potato rolls. In the absence of those, your best bet is fancy hot dog buns made with brioche dough.
Combine in a medium bowl:
Stir in:
Split along the top (but not all the way through):
Melt in a large skillet over medium-low heat:
Place the buns on their sides in the skillet (slit facing sideways) and move them around the pan to distribute the butter. Weight the buns down with another skillet and griddle them for 5 minutes on each side, or until golden brown.
While they are still warm, fill the buns with the lobster and serve with: