Fresh Scallops

Now is the time, Now is the season. It is the fresh scallop time of year.

For our first scallop dish we made a fettucine, aioli and dill pasta. We made it the easy way, just added a bit of “Cotterill and Rouse” aioli and dill sauce (4 tablespoons) to the pasta before serving.

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The scallops were fried lightly in oil and a little bit of butter.

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It took about 10 minutes and worked really well, the light sauce was a nice highlight without being so strong that it overwhelmed the subtle scallop flavours.

Scallops are still expensive though. This meal cost $7 per person (7 scallops each).

2 comments to Fresh Scallops

  • MMMmmm delicious. Don’t know about the sauce, never seen it here, but a little creme fraiche with a few chili flakes would be another good accompaniment to the scallop, underline the sweetness. I’m just wondering whether cumin might do something good, too?

    Joanna
    joannasfood.blogspot.com

  • Kimeros

    “but a little creme fraiche with a few chili flakes would be another good accompaniment to the scallop”

    Absolutely.

    I read your basic rules on your site. I like the list of good things to eat :-)

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