By: Janice Schindeler
Houston Chronicle, February 4, 2004
It's surely an indulgence, but go ahead. You're worth it.Savor the luxurious, silken richness of a Pemaquid Point Lobster Pot Pie. If you're the selfish type, you can taste the shellfish pies four times over. Or you can impress a few friends. In this class act, a quartet of ceramic ramekins are packed with chunks of lobster and a sprightly sherry cream sauce, topped with an ethereal, buttery puff-pastry crust and garnished with, of course, a wee crusty lobster.Sent forth from Cundy's Harbor, Maine's oldest commercial lobstering village, to the frozen-food section of Rice Epicurean Markets, Hancock Gourmet Lobster Co. does things the old-fashioned way, in small artisan batches, using only premium ingredients to produce its award-winning pot pies.Don't take my world for it: the judges at the Summer 2003 National Fancy Food Show declared Hancock Gourmet Lobster Co.'s Pemaquid Point Lobster Pot Pies outstanding. Not cheap, but worthy of the price.
Rice Epicurean Market
4 pies for $59.99