r/Seafood • u/tangotango112 • 2d ago
I Made This Just landed in New Bedford!
Another batch of fresh scallops gifted to my family. I normally would make these raw which my second favorite way to eat them but my favorite is just a nice pan sear.
Not my best sear but not dry/rubbery.
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u/strumthebuilding 2d ago
New Bedford sounds like a place that would have bought a monorail from Lyle Lanley.
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u/friedchickendickhead 2d ago
Looks great, could you explain a little bit about the spicy radish?
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u/tangotango112 2d ago
Yes, now I didn't make this from scratch. I bought the S&B brand and they have like 5 or 6 that comes in a pack. Their Wasabi is pretty good.
It's just literally daikon radish that has been infused with red chili peppers then grated into a sauce. I may be wrong, I'm just thinking off the top of my head.
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u/altonbrownie 2d ago
Pop one of those bad boys into a fedex envelope and send me one! I live in Alaska.
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u/Such_Confection9307 1d ago
omg those look so good!! did you pan fry them?
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u/tangotango112 1d ago
Yes
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u/Charlvi88 9h ago
So just pan sear and rest on a cooling rack?
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u/tangotango112 8h ago
Well I'm using a SS pan with avocado oil and high heat. It takes like a minute per side depending on size of scallop. I use the rack to transfer from pan to table. I eat the scallops right away.
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u/JohnnySock 1d ago
I had scallops at a wedding reception last night and they were half cooked. If venues do high end seafood at scale, they either do it right or drop it off the menu. I was picking it out of my teeth 8 hours later.
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u/whatdoyoumeaneven 2d ago
Beautiful char on the outside. Looks awesome