Good quick recipe for scallops??

sunflourbaking
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sunflourbaking April 9, 2012
Many thanks again. I ended up making Seared Scallops with Roasted Garlic Sabayon (http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Seared-Scallops-with-Roasted-Garlic-Sabayon-107636) from Epicurious.com. Was pretty good, but the sabayon could have used a bit more flavor. Also not as quick to prepare as I was looking for. I did like serving the scallops on a bed of wilted arugula. Thanks again!
 
MTMitchell April 9, 2012
Those all sound really good. My husband pats them dry, seasons them with salt and pepper, and then sears them in a cast-iron skillet in butter and olive oil that he gets pretty hot. I have a feeling that he finishes them with a little more butter, but I choose to ignore that (for health reasons, haha). I know you said sea scallops, but when I was little (and I still do this now), my mom used to put bay scallops in a gratin dish with a little garlic, white wine and lemon juice, and I think a little butter, cover them with some breadcrumbs (not a ton, just a topping) mixed with some herbs (fresh or dry) and a little olive oil or melted butter, and bake it until the breadcrumbs brown (it only takes a few minutes). It's simple and yummy. Enjoy your scallops!
 
sstiavetti April 9, 2012
Then I recommend wrapping them in bacon! Very easily and an impressive dish to serve.

http://www.recipegirl.com/2011/09/19/bacon-wrapped-scallops-with-spicy-cilantro-mayonnaise/
 
cookinginvictoria April 9, 2012
I have made this recipe before from fiveandspice. http://food52.com/recipes/9118_simple_pasta_with_leeks_and_scallops Simple -- and quite yummy!
 
sunflourbaking April 9, 2012
sea scallops.....thanks for all of the prompt replies! was at the market and looking for inspiration.
 
sstiavetti April 9, 2012
Do you have small bay scallops or larger sea scallops?
 
Kaitlyn April 9, 2012
Dip in egg and Panko crumbs and pan fry- delicious!
 
HalfPint April 9, 2012
Pat dry, salt and pepper, pan fry or broil with a little oil. Serve with a wedge of lemon.
 
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