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Lobster Stew with Tomatoes and Peppers

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Lobster Stew with Tomatoes and PeppersRaymond Patrick

A classic of the Balearic Islands, where lobster is found in abundance, this stew (known as caldereta) is intensely flavorful and fun to eat. Live lobster is essential, since the tomalley (liver) is a key ingredient. Serve the stew with plenty of crusty country-style bread.

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