Fishing duo Cole and Jay stumble upon a “poor man’s lobster” during a hidden creek adventure.

Fishing duo Cole and Jay fish through hurricane conditions and cook up a poor man’s lobster feast.

But here’s the thing: these sandwiches, filled with lobster meat that used to be considered “poor man’s food,” can cost a lot of money. You may end up paying $30, $40, even $50 or higher ...

Photo by Eve Byron - Kevin West pulls the skin back from a burbot, or ling, to reveal the thick white meat that gives the fish the nickname ‘Poor Man’s Lobster.’ ...

*Lobster rolls are a summer favorite, but the high cost of lobster can leave many seafood lovers searching for an alternative. Enter monkfish, often dubbed the “poor man’s lobster.” ...

Lobster It’s hard to imagine that lobster was once called the “cockroach of the sea” and served to prisoners in the United States. During the 19th century, it was so abundant that it was fed ...

Christian Moreno began choking on a lobster roll during a lobster roll eating contest in Hampton, New Hampshire, on Sunday. (Kateri Coffey /TMX) "My counter came up to me and, like, made a joke.

Wickedpedia Did New England prisoners really eat lobster in colonial times? Legend has it the crustacean was once so plentiful — and held in such low esteem — that it was served as prison food.

While lobster à l'armoricaine is meant to highlight local lobster's natural sweetness, many lovers of the shellfish, including chef Edward Delling-Williams of The Presbytère in Heugueville-sur ...

Add these nine things to the long list of things that rich people have fouled up, ruined, and destroyed.