
![]() A "Sweet" Question!Welcome to the Red Lobster Chefs Blog, Chef Michael LaDuke here. Recently a guest (Larry) wrote and asked if the Maple Cherry Glaze recipe from our website was a suitable glaze for pork. Larry and his wife frequent their local Red Lobster and are always trying new things and then trying them at home, so he wondered what other uses there might be for this glaze.There are really two parts to my answer. One, is that this glaze is great on a number of different seafood items. Obviously a great match for fresh salmon, as well as shrimp, but this also works well on items like seared scallops, or a great piece of oven-roasted grouper or halibut. If you are able to grill, this sauce works great on some great grilled mahi or snapper. Any fish that has a nice hearty flavor and holds up well to the oven or grill will work great. I would stay away from thin fillets or fish like tilapia, as the sauce could overpower the great flavor of the fresh seafood. The second part of the answer, is yes the sauce works great on a number of different proteins, pork loin and ham would be my personal choices, and during this time of the year if you are not eating seafood (and I don't know why you aren't!!) this is a great glaze for roasted meats. I'll also let you in on a secret from our Red Lobster Culinary Center. As you know we have a great team of chefs here working daily to develop all the great new items you see at Red Lobster, and Maple Cherry Glaze was one of those items. So, during the development of the glaze in our kitchens, what was our favorite use? It was an ice cream topping! This glaze has such a well balanced sweet flavor that it is a perfect compliment to your dessert table. Either on ice cream or on a great piece of cheesecake. Speaking of desserts, last week we introduced three new items to our dessert menu, N.Y. Style Cheesecake, Warm Apple Crumble with Ice Cream, and my favorite, the Chocolate Chip Lava Cookie, a warm center chocolate chip cake topped with vanilla ice cream, it is quickly becoming the favorite dessert of everyone! Thanks for visiting the Chefs blog, and during this busy holiday season, take some time to stop by, relax, enjoy some great seafood, and see what's fresh today at Red Lobster.
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As always Chef, thanks for sharing - especially during the holidays we all covet these foods the most!
Happy Holidays! And if I can get t he recipe to your NEW ORLEANS SAUCE can you please email it to me to iluvdatvsop@yahoo.com
HI,
We always ate at Red Lobster for years. Our favorite was the shrimp rock fellow & the beer battered shrimp. (Not sure I spelled that right). We have been to several red lobster restaurants but no one serves this anymore. Can I get the recipe? The margaritas are great. Can you give me a recipe that makes 2 serving? We love Red Lobster & we travel all the time & we always eat at Red Lobster in Knoxville, or Cookeville, TN. Thank you, HI,
We always ate at Red Lobster for years. Our favorite was the shrimp rock fellow & the beer battered shrimp. (Not sure I spelled that right). We have been to several red lobster restaurants but no one serves this anymore. Can I get the recipe? The margaritas are great. Can you give me a recipe that makes 2 serving? We love Red Lobster & we travel all the time & we always eat at Red Lobster in Knoxville, or Cookeville, TN. Thank you, I would like to get the recipe for the Lobster, crab, and seafood stuffed mushrooms that you offer as an appetizer at our local Red Lobster restaurant. Would it be possible to have it emailed to me?
I would like to get the recipe for the lobster,crab, & seafood stuffed mushrooms you offer as an appetizer at our local Red Lobster restaurant. If possible could it be emailed to me? Thank you.
Yes, Could I please get the recipe for the cheddar cheese, garlic biscuits that you serve. My husband amd I both them .
Thank you so much I would love the recipe for you're lobsyer,crab,&sea food stuffed mashrooms.please&thank you !!!!!!!!
My favorite chocolate cake of all time is a 7 layer cake that Red Lobster served in the late 1980s called something like 7 sensational layer cake. Please let me know if the recipe is published anywhere. If possible, could you e-mail it to me? I have hunted all over cyberspace. Thanks!
we live 55 miles away to red lobster,but just love the salmon new orleans,could you please email the recipe so i can prepare it for my family in between our stops to red lobster. thanks jsmeyer_2000@yahoo.com
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