The Lobster Roll : {and other pleasures of summer by the beach}

Rating:
Summary: Its zero outside
Review: Its zero outside and I feel warm reading this cookbook. I bought some lobster and made a roll with lemonade using the books concoction. I felt like I was back on the shore in July.
Great reading on a bone chilling day in Chicago.

Rating:
Summary: Its zero outside
Review: Its zero outside and I feel warm reading this cookbook. I bought some lobster and made a roll with lemonade using the books concoction. I felt like I was back on the shore in July.
Great reading on a bone chilling day in Chicago.

Rating:
Summary: Pretty to look at, not really to cook from
Review: The pictures are great. The recipes are ok, but they fell a little flat. It's not something that I feel I'm going to use a lot.

Rating:
Summary: A Little Too Full of Itself
Review: Written by Hamptons insiders, The Lobster Roll purports to be a charming and useful summer cookbook. And while its size and photos do make it aesthetically appealing, its prose and recipes disappoint. There's not much new here, including the self-congratulatory tone that permeates the glossy pages. Anyone who has visited the Hamptons will recognize the you'll-always-be-an-outsider-compared-to-me attitude; anyone who has ever made crab salad has already advanced beyond this book.