Ready to bake in the oven.
All ready to be eaten!
I baked mine in preheated 450'F oven for 8-10 minutes. Do not overcook the scallop as it would get tough.
Thanks to chef. Steven as now I found a new and healthier way to enjoy the sea scallops. :o)
Monday, March 17, 2008
Baked Sea Scallops
I saw this recipe at Big Boys Kitchen and decided to give it a try since I just bought some sea scallops. I have not try steaming scallops before so this easy method really interest me. However instead of steaming, I just baked it in the oven because this is easiest as I don't have to wash the steamer. :P I was contemplating of whether to steam it in the oven or bake it and ended out baking this little babies.
Ready to bake in the oven.
All ready to be eaten!
I baked mine in preheated 450'F oven for 8-10 minutes. Do not overcook the scallop as it would get tough.
Thanks to chef. Steven as now I found a new and healthier way to enjoy the sea scallops. :o)
Ready to bake in the oven.
All ready to be eaten!
I baked mine in preheated 450'F oven for 8-10 minutes. Do not overcook the scallop as it would get tough.
Thanks to chef. Steven as now I found a new and healthier way to enjoy the sea scallops. :o)
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my sous chef must love this ^_^ must try
Have not tried this method before...sounds easy.
I like pan-seared scallops that will give a little charred surface on the scallops. But that, will have to wash pots and pans....this one, NO NEED!
I will remember this when I am lazy yet when I want "good food"!
your scallops look just as nice as chef Steven's steam ones....and to have such big scallops over here are very expensive....is it cheap over there..?
I love scallops very much. Delicious!
Rita,
Try it, fairly easy to prepare. ;)
Tigerfish,
Yeah, it was my first time cooking it this way too and totally loved it. Next time I will play with the different topping. :)
Oh thank you sweet Jasmine. :D Normally the sea scallops (jumbo size one) are very expensive when it's not on sales. I bought it on sales for $7/lb (about 8-10 pieces depending on the size). :)
Me too D! Love it in the seafood horfun too. ;)
Seen for awhile I have'nt visit your blog . The dish always look good . I admire your blog so much then I try to make one for myself too today I invite you come to my blog visiting when you have time ....
Here you go ...
http://lilyng2007.blogspot.com/
Nguyen
Simple, healthy and yummy!!!
ooooo...I love scallop!! but nener try to bake this way.The one I use to eat in Japanese restaurant is bake wt mayo,tobiko,spicy sauce..NOBU style..anyway,please come and claim your award!!
Thanks Nguyen, will sure drop by. :)
Thanks Gert!
Beachlover, will rush over to claim my award! :D
Looks great Ching. What did you put on the top of scallops?
Chef Steven Cheng, **clap** clap** **clap** well done!
I love love love scallops, but they are so expensive here T__T They look so good I want to eat yours right off the screen!
Thanks Retno. I put tiny chopped ginger and scallion on top of the scallops.
Thank you BBOven! *big bow*
Thanks Nilmandra. Yes, usually it's double the price, about $2 a piece!! 0.0
This is a great idea. More healthy. I love scallop but its kind of expensive here.
I haven't cooked scallop for sometimes now. looking at yours it just gave me an idea what do cook for my hubby as he likes it:)
Yeah SueSue, sea scallop is expensive but bay scallop is not too bad, just that can't really get satisfaction out of eating it. :P
You're welcome dwiana. You can certainly play with different topping that your hubby likes.
I almost drool to see those pictures...
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