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Wrap them in pancetta or smoked streaky bacon, tooth-pick them, fry till crispy and finish in garlic butter. Serve on a bed of rocket with a balsamic reduction dressing.
Or try this.
http://www.bonappetit.com/recipes/2006/09/pan_sear...
Or try this.
http://www.bonappetit.com/recipes/2006/09/pan_sear...
SimonMaidenhead said:
Managed to get hold of 2kg of fresh scallops, but even though I love them gently fried in butter and black pepper, you can only have so much of a good thing.
Any other suggestions?
2 kilos?!?Any other suggestions?
I was at a Chinese restaurant many years ago and had them steamed (on a half-shell) with garlic and ginger. Lovely.
if you have lots and lots to use up, i would think about:
- flour, pan fry, then make fish tacos (soft tortilla ones, not Old El Paso) with some chopped chili, onion, coriander, lime juice etc.
- add to thai green curry until just cooked
- sweet and sour stir fry with spring onion & chilli
- pan fry, chop up and add to corn chowder
- flour, pan fry, then make fish tacos (soft tortilla ones, not Old El Paso) with some chopped chili, onion, coriander, lime juice etc.
- add to thai green curry until just cooked
- sweet and sour stir fry with spring onion & chilli
- pan fry, chop up and add to corn chowder
Coquilles st. Jacques - http://frenchfood.about.com/od/appetizershorsdoeuv...
Once every few months I make a batch of apple & vanilla chutney then, for weeks afterwards I get to enjoy scallop lunches:
Pan-fried scallops on top of grilled black pudding, served with a dollop or two (or quenelles if you have guests) of the chutney. A drizzle of scrumpy reduction finishes it off a treat. All cooked in less than 10 minutes.
Pan-fried scallops on top of grilled black pudding, served with a dollop or two (or quenelles if you have guests) of the chutney. A drizzle of scrumpy reduction finishes it off a treat. All cooked in less than 10 minutes.
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