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Lobsters live from Maine

Fresh lobster from Maine is delivered weekly to a couple of addresses in the Washington area.
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Lobster bisque - 23 Nov 2010

Jamie Leeds' recipe for Lobster bisque is worth breaking the bank for. A celebration deserves a fine dish. You can easily feed eight and if you follow with a good salad and well-chosen cheese, it's all you'll need for a feast. read more...

Pasta: Paccheri with Maine Lobster - 20 May 2009

This recipe from Enzo Febbraro of D'Acqua Ristorante elevates pasta to a heavenly level with a luxurious prime ingredient - the other ingredients are cheap - but simple technique. read more...

Starters: Lobster Ceviche - 7 May 2008

Graham Bartlett, chef of Zengo's recipe will stretch an expensive ingredient a long way, making a glamorous appetizer that's enough for 10 and doesn't involve any tricky cooking techniques. read more...

Fish: Lobster Fritters with a Spicy Lemon Mascarpone - 1 Mar 2008

This batter for Chef Pelt's Lobster Fritters works equally well with chunks of a firm white fish, which are given a zesty uplift with the unusual dip. read more...

Lobsters live from Maine - 26 Nov 2007

Lobsters arrive fresh from Maine weekly in the Washington area. read more...

Fish: Lobster, Cucumber, French Tomato and Mango Salad with Passion Fruit Vinaigrette - 9 Nov 2007

When Alexander Powell was chef of 701, he offered this challenging recipe for accomplished cooks that stretches a lobster to feed a dinner party and marries it with unusual tropical fruits and flavors. read more...

Fish: Poached Lobster and Heirloom Tomato Salad - 9 Oct 2007

This is an elegant recipe from Massimo Fabbri, chef of Ristorante Tosca that's simple to achieve. And you can always buy your lobsters ready-cooked. read more...

Chef Peter Smith is on the gin
The lunch shift is over and chef Peter Smith, owner of PS 7’s restaurant is surrounded by gin. No, he’s not relaxing over a drink. The gin is in bowls in an pre-formed state. It’s the mash, a mix of herbs and berries and peels and roots that Smith has worked out how to use in his food as flavorings.
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