Elegant yet simple, these mini rolls showcase sweet lobster meat in a creamy dressing, tucked into buttery brioche buns — small in size, big on flavor.

If using freshly cooked lobster, cool completely and chop into ½–1 inch chunks.
In a bowl, gently combine:
Lobster meat
Mayonnaise
Lemon juice & zest
Celery (if using)
Chives or herbs
Dijon (optional)
Salt & pepper
Mix just until combined — do not overmix.
You want the lobster to be the star, not drowned in dressing.
Chill for 20–30 minutes if time allows (helps flavors meld).
Slice buns if not already split (leave one edge connected if possible).
Lightly brush cut sides with melted butter.
Toast buns cut-side down on a skillet until golden and warm, about 1–2 minutes.
Spoon about 2–3 tablespoons of lobster filling into each bun.
Optional: Add a small piece of lettuce to the bottom for texture.
Garnish with a few chopped chives or microgreens.
Serve immediately with lemon wedges on the side.
Add Old Bay seasoning or paprika for a spiced twist.
Swap mayo for crème fraîche, Greek yogurt, or a blend.
Add a dab of garlic butter or drizzle of hot honey for a flavor surprise.
Not into mayo? Try a butter-based warm lobster roll instead — toss warm lobster in melted butter, pile into buns, and serve hot.
Wine: Sparkling wine, dry rosé, or crisp Sauvignon Blanc
Beer: Lager, Kölsch, or wheat ale
Cocktail: Classic gin & tonic, citrusy Paloma, or cucumber vodka spritz
Non-alcoholic: Lemon-mint spritzer or cucumber basil soda
6 servings