Eventide: Recipes for Clambakes, Oysters, Lobster Rolls, and More from a Modern Maine Seafood Shack by Arlin Smith and Andrew Taylor and Mike Wiley and Sam Hiersteiner

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  • The brown butter lobster roll: Eventide steamed bun, chives, lobster, brown butter

    • bernalgirl on September 11, 2023

      The brown butter vinaigrette and tip to tear the lobster meat really make this even if you don’t make the steamed buns. I look forward to trying the brown butter vinaigrette on crab, shrimp, and drizzled over grilled fish.

  • Smoked tofu sandwich: onions rings, jalapeño mayonnaise

    • bernalgirl on November 12, 2023

      I’ve yet to make the sandwich but this smoked tofu is phenomenally good.

  • Lobster stew: green curry, saltines

    • hibeez on December 18, 2023

      This recipe calls upon other recipes in the book, so plan ahead. You need to make curry paste, dashi, cook the lobsters, make lobster stock and confit mushrooms. Then you can assemble. That said, the flavors were savory and complex. Worth the effort? Yes. I made half a recipe and took some shortcuts - I used homemade curry paste that I had in the freezer - worked well. I also had some lobster stock in the freezer, and used that instead of water to add to some of the cooked shells and curry paste. I did not have golden mountain sauce, but subbed a bit of soy sauce. I did find it way too salty, and will have to adjust next time.

  • Eventide steamed bun

    • hibeez on August 07, 2021

      dough took a long time to come together in mixer, but it eventually did. made half steamed buns and half burger buns since its the same recipe.

    • sydlikestocook on January 23, 2025

      I found that 1.7oz for a lobster roll bun was too small - I doubled and did 3.4 oz, like the hamburger bun recipe calls for

  • Dashi

    • hibeez on December 18, 2023

      I made this for the Lobster stew. I found a "soft katsuobushi" but it was not smoked, so my dashi was missing that smokiness. I put a bit of smoked salt in to compensate. It was relatively easy to make and it did add a nice boost to the lobster stock. I made half a recipe, and will use the leftover in another soup.

  • Coleslaw

    • bernalgirl on September 11, 2023

      There is a devestating typo in this recipe, calling for 2 tablespoons of salt in the dressing. Once that’s fixed (I went to 2 teaspoons since the cabbage is squeezed with salt before dressing), this is a delicious coleslaw that is right at home with a lobster roll or at any cookout. Also,tThe eggs in the ingredients list are for making homemade mayonnaise only (separate recipe), there are no eggs in the salad itself

  • Celery gimlet

    • Jviney on June 30, 2021

      I've had a celery gimlet at this restaurant and it was sensational. At home, I think I'll tweak it next time. The apple cider vinegar stood out to me, I might even skip it next time or back it down. I may also wait until I have milder celery. A good start.

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  • ISBN 10 1984856324
  • ISBN 13 9781984856326
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  • Published Jun 02 2020
  • Format Hardcover
  • Page Count 272
  • Language English
  • Countries United States
  • Publisher Ten Speed Press

Publishers Text

Turn your kitchen into your own personal seafood shack and oyster bar with 120 recipes from the James Beard Award-winning restaurant that personifies the allure of Maine.

From one of the best restaurants in Maine comes a cookbook for easy entertaining and endless coastal-inspired cooking. Built on the pristine ingredients of southern Maine, including the world's best shellfish, Eventide restaurant is renowned for bringing this bounty to the table with a thoughtfully rooted yet experimental and improvisational style of cooking and hospitality. The result is modernized lobster shack and oyster bar fare with distinct additions from Maine's classic "down east" cooking style. Whether you live by the coast or not, you'll love these 120 recipes, including:

  •   Eventide's famed Brown Butter Lobster Roll on a Bao Bun
  •   Oysters with Kimchi Ice
  •   Family-Style Maine Clambake (with instructions for cooking in the backyard or in the wilderness)
  •   Tempura Smelts with Spicy Tzatziki
  •   Clams with Tom Kha Broth
  •   Japanese-Style Grilled Corn
  •   Honey-Roasted Peanut Butter Ice Cream Sandwiches

Beautiful photo tours of the breathtaking wilds of southern Maine bring this incredible collection to life. Also included are guides to properly buying and preparing fish for unexpectedly easy crudo spreads and raw bar dishes. Through recipes, profiles of local food makers, stories of Maine's foodways and of the seafood that makes the New England coastline so iconic, Eventide is a tribute to the region and an indispensable resource.


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