Here is another recipe from Coastal Living. Roger loves scallops. He took such great care of me the last weeks of school, I wanted to make something he would enjoy before another week of traveling. Paired with a chilled Cava it was perfect for a summer supper outside. He said it is one of his favorites.
Broiled Shrimp and Scallops
(Coastal Living)
6 servings
1/4 cup butter, cut into pieces
1/3 cup white wine
1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
3 garlic cloves, pressed (I chopped)
pinch of dried crushed red pepper (I like heat...2 pinches maybe)
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
1 pound peeled and deveined shrimp (I left the tails on)
1 pound sea scallops (slice in half if more than 1 inch thick)
1 pint cherry tomatoes, halved
5 ounces baby spinach leave
French bread
Preheat broiler with oven rack 6 inches away from element. Place butter in a large roasting pan, and place pan in oven just until butter melts.
Remove pan from oven, and stir in wine and next 6 ingredients. Add shrimp, scallops and tomatoes, tossing to coat.
Return pan to oven, and broil 3 minutes. Stir shrimp and turn scallops; broil 2 more minutes. Remove pan from oven; and add spinach, tossing about 1 minute or until slightly wilted. Serve with French bread.
I cut the recipe to two servings, and as usual didn't measure anything. I just don't measure. I actually used grape tomatoes instead of cherry. I think the next time I make this I will not add the tomatoes until the last two minutes. I think I would prefer them to have a bit more bite.
I don't eat a lot of bread, but oh you do need a nice crusty piece...this broth is amazing.
I don't eat a lot of bread, but oh you do need a nice crusty piece...this broth is amazing.
Bon Appetit'
(photos are mine)
Sounds wonderful. I will be trying that soon!
ReplyDeleteWebb, I hope you enjoy it. I would think you have a lot of fresh seafood available. Bonnie
DeleteYum, I'm drooling!
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xo
Do we have to be at the beach to have this? We love shrimp and scallops. The sauce does sound delicious--and, I sure owe The Baker!!
ReplyDeleteBest,
Bonnie
Bonnie, Ha! Ha! Enjoy! Beach is not necessary. Have fun! Bonnie
Deletei am drooling over here and i am not even hungry!! this seems kind of easy....like maybe i could do this!!
ReplyDeleteyou are so sweet to roger and he to you. it really warms my heart!!
Bon apetit?? You mean One Cup of Tea? ;)
ReplyDeleteOf course! Is that not what I said:) Bonnie
DeleteThat really looks wonderful. It seems like a wonderful meal to serve guests, but I am always afraid of preparing the main course right before serving. Still, I might make it for hubby because I can always mess up on him..
ReplyDeleteArleen it is so easy and so quick! I hope you enjoy it. Bonnie
DeleteHello Bonnie:
ReplyDeleteWe shall, we know, hopeless as we are with anything to do with the kitchen, never, in a million years, follow this receipt. But it looks absolutely delicious, is exactly the kind of food we love to eat and, accompanied with a glass or two of Cava, would be something to be enjoyed on any occasion.
Jane and Lance...I pretty much taught myself to cook. I had a wise woman and talented cook tell me, "If you can read you can cook". I took the advice to heart and never once questioned. Enjoy! Bonnie
DeleteThis is sound advice, Bonnie. We may yet be converted!!
DeleteThat sounds lovely! Light and refreshing, just perfect for summer!
ReplyDeleteI always get a little envious when I read recipes like this. My husband has a serious shellfish allergy, and I can't make any in my kitchen. At least I can live vicariously through those of you who can!
ReplyDeleteOh my no you can not risk anaphylactic shock. I am always cautious when preparing any kind of seafood or fish for guest. Is it just shellfish? Bonnie
DeleteThank you for the recipe. Your pics are beautiful. Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteI love seafood and salad. This looks so good - perfect for a summer dinner. If and when summer decides to arrive here!
ReplyDeleteLorrie, Our summer has been upon us since early spring. I hope you see warmer weather soon.
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