Our friend Mark introduced us to
Brown's a few years ago. We spent the whole day at Hampton Beach and we finished it with a casual seafood dinner at
Brown's Lobster Pound in Seabrook, NH. The place was packed and the wait for a table was about 30-45 minutes. They offer fresh live lobsters that you can choose the size and have prepared anyway you want. Their steams and fried seafood is also extremely popular.
I did like the fact that it was B.Y.O.B so we went to the nearby convenience store and grabbed a six pack for the two of us. Since that year, it has become a tradition for us to go there at least once a year, usually after a long day at the beach.
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Brown's Lobster Pound Seabrook, NH |
With having such a chaotic schedule this summer, we never got a chance to go to Brown's this year. To get my seafood fix, I decided to attempt at making my own fried seafood platter. I picked up a pound of scallops and large shrimps from Market Basket. I dipped the seafood into Milk then lightly coated it with McCormick's Seafood Fry Mix and set it aside for 5 minutes while my oil was heating. After the oil was heated, I fried the seafood for about 4 minutes and removed it from the frying pan.
The recipe was really easy, I just followed the instructions on the batter box.
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The Mo's Seafood Platter |
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Mamie Eggroll's Salad topped with Scallop and Shrimp |