Seared scallop

Seared scallops are a popular dish that can be traced back to ancient Greece. The word “scallop” comes from the Greek word “skállops”, which means “shellfish”. It is believed that the first seared scallops were cooked over an open fire, giving them a smoky flavor.

The popularity of seared scallops spread to Rome, where they were often served as a starter or side dish. In the Middle Ages, scallops were a common ingredient in stews and soups. By the Renaissance, scallops were being cooked in a variety of ways, including baking, frying, and grilling.

Seared scallops continued to be popular in Europe throughout the 18th and 19th centuries. In America, the dish gained popularity in the 20th century, thanks to the rise of seafood restaurants. Today, seared scallops are a popular menu item at both casual and fine dining establishments.

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Recipes

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Pan Seared Scallop

  • vegetable oil
  • scallop
  • white wine
  • zest
  • parsley
  • butter
  • garlic
  • creole seasoning
  • lemon juice
  • red pepper flake
  • salt
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Seared Scallops with Chive Oil

  • gruyère cheese
  • black pepper
  • salt
  • salt
  • heavy cream
  • olive oil
  • scallop
  • yukon gold potato
  • chive
  • vegetable oil
  • salt
  • garlic
  • butter

Ingredient Breakdown

 
salt
scallop
butter
olive oil
black pepper
shallot
lemon
lemon juice
white wine
garlic
chive
parsley
water
vegetable oil
heavy cream
caper
bacon
chicken broth
lemon zest
lime
thyme
white wine vinegar
basil
grapeseed oil
dijon mustard
brussels sprout
corn
parmesan cheese
all purpose flour
pepper
fennel
carrot
onion
cherry tomato
buttermilk
spinach
red chile
cayenne pepper
oil
tomato
grapefruit juice
avocado
grapefruit zest
sherry vinegar
cauliflower
raisin
nutmeg
horseradish
pea shoot
ginger
diver scallop
bread
garlic powder
lime juice
maple syrup
dill
ice water
green onion
serrano chile
cilantro
smoked spanish chorizo
red wine vinegar
crystal hot sauce
fennel frond
grapeseed
champagne vinegar
cream
linguine pasta
fish sauce
sugar
coconut milk
mint
cajun seasoning
garlic butter
yuzu zest yuzu kosho
yuzu juice
green yuzu kosho
daikon
canola oil
celery seed
sherry
arugula
pancetta
rice wine vinegar
zest
creole seasoning
red pepper flake
beet
raspberry vinegar
crème fraîche
orange zest
vermouth
scallions including green top
almond
balsamic vinegar
egg
milk
anchovy
fish stock
aleppo pepper flake
pinot gri
pine nut
avocado oil
light brown sugar
harissa
count scallop
juniper berry
bay leaf
fennel bulb
spanish onion
cajun spice
asparagus tip
yellow cornmeal
sweet red pepper
soy sauce
salad green
sour cream
turmeric powder
celery
lard
feta
walnut
zucchini
gruyère cheese
yukon gold potato
bay scallop
sichuan peppercorn
butternut squash
leek
chervil
peanut oil
pea
clam juice
grape tomato
saffron thread
couscou
fully chorizo
collard green
apple cider
apple cider vinegar
chicken stock
oregano
orange pulp orange juice
tarragon
finger lime

Insights

Correlated with Higher Ratings

  • shallot

Staple Ingredients

  • salt 69%
  • scallop 67%

Common Ingredients

  • butter 45%
  • olive oil 43%

Usual Ingredients

  • shallot 21%
  • lemon juice 19%
  • black pepper 17%
  • lemon 17%
  • chive 14%
  • garlic 14%
  • parsley 14%
  • white wine 14%
  • caper 12%