Broiled Scallops & Bacon Hors Doeuvres Recipe
Yield: 1 ServingsRecipe by luhu.jp
Ingredients:
1 lbs: Sea scallops,
1/3: Bacon,
Directions:
Recipe by: Felicia Pickering Remove any tough
cartilage from the sides of the scallops, wipe off any bits of shell,
and pat them dry. In a large frying pan, partially cook bacon until
it has released its fat but is still limp and flexible; remove it to
brown paper or paper towels and drain it well. Cut the bacon pieces
in halves or thirds so that they are just long enough to wrap around
a scallop with a slight overlap. Wrap each scallop with a piece of
bacon and secure the wrap with a toothpick. Place the wrapped
scallops on a rack that is set in a baking pan and cook under a
preheated broiler, turning once, just until the bacon is crisp and
the scallops are opaque. Serve immediately.
Variations: Roll the scallops in pancetta or prosciutto instead of
bacon. Add something crunchy - a length of scallion or a thin slice
of kohlrabi - next to the scallop before rolling it in the bacon.
Substitute drained water chestnuts for one-third of the scallops
Source from luhu.jp
cartilage from the sides of the scallops, wipe off any bits of shell,
and pat them dry. In a large frying pan, partially cook bacon until
it has released its fat but is still limp and flexible; remove it to
brown paper or paper towels and drain it well. Cut the bacon pieces
in halves or thirds so that they are just long enough to wrap around
a scallop with a slight overlap. Wrap each scallop with a piece of
bacon and secure the wrap with a toothpick. Place the wrapped
scallops on a rack that is set in a baking pan and cook under a
preheated broiler, turning once, just until the bacon is crisp and
the scallops are opaque. Serve immediately.
Variations: Roll the scallops in pancetta or prosciutto instead of
bacon. Add something crunchy - a length of scallion or a thin slice
of kohlrabi - next to the scallop before rolling it in the bacon.
Substitute drained water chestnuts for one-third of the scallops
Source from luhu.jp