lobster Newburg
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of lobster Newburg
1910–15; Newburg is unexplained
Example Sentences
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The chicken in puff pastry with riesling sauce, lobster Newburg and veal goulash served with roasted peppers and caraway dumplings are a few of his new dishes.
From New York Times • Aug. 10, 2021
Other menu items in the works include crab cakes, crab legs with remoulade, lobster Newburg, cucumber salad, Waldorf salad, coquille St-Jacques, double pork chop smothered with mushroom and caramelized onion cream sauce and more.
From Los Angeles Times • Aug. 18, 2014
"The danger is overcooking a casserole or, say, lobster Newburg if the lobster's already been cooked," said Marianne LaCroix, director of marketing for the Maine Lobster Promotion Council.
From US News • Dec. 7, 2011
The episode ended in the deathless friendship of Sebastian and Ryder, solemnized at a luncheon of plovers' eggs and lobster Newburg.
From Time Magazine Archive
The lobster Newburg made my lunch rather an expensive one, and, of course, I had to tip that boy for what he did to the Kestrel-Smith locks.
From Beasts and Super-Beasts by Saki
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