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Seared Scallops with Tropical Fruit Salsa
4 Servings
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Use as much chili powder in the Tropical Fruit Salsa as you want - I love the tingling sensation after the initial sweetness of the fruit. If you don't care for spice, just omit. Mint is so refreshing. Make sure you use fresh mint leaves, the dried flakes won't do. You can substitute with fresh Thai basil, or cilantro. The Tropical Fruit Salsa is also great with tortilla chips, as a topping to grilled chicken, to serve alongside your favorite fish or shrimp skewers.
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Seared Scallops with Tropical Fruit Salsa Ingredients
1 TROPICAL
FRUIT
SALSA:
1/4 teaspoon orange-
ginger
flavored salt (see page ____) or sub
3/4 cup diced
mango
(1/2 mango)
1 Freshly ground
black pepper
3/4 cup diced
papaya
(1/2 small papaya)
1
SCALLOPS
:
1/4 cup diced
red onion
20 large, dry-packed
scallops
2 tablespoons
minced
fresh mint leaves
1/2 teaspoon
kosher
or sea salt
1 pinch of
chili powder
1 Freshly ground
black pepper
1 tablespoon
lime juice
1 tablespoon
cooking oil
Instructions for Seared Scallops with Tropical Fruit Salsa
Assemble the tropical fruit salsa and set aside.
Pat the scallops dry with a paper towel and season with the salt. Heat a medium skillet over medium-high heat and add the cooking oil. When the oil is hot but not smoking and add the scallops. Make sure that the scallops do not touch – they should have a finger-width’s space between them. Fry 1-1/2 – 2 minutes each side and remove immediately to prevent overcooking. Timing depends on how thick your scallops are. The scallops should have a golden brown crust and the interior will be medium-rare.
Serve with Tropical Fruit Salsa.
Main Ingredient:
Scallops
Cuisine:
Asian
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I am sory it has taken me so long to write this. My wife asked me for something different so I chose to try your recipe on her. Well I must say It is now a regular in our house. Your recipe is very well thought out and well balanced with herbs and don't believe I would suggest a thing. By the way I can't get out of here with out saying some thing about what a wonderful piece of food photo artwork. You can do my next one...OUTSTANDING...Keep up the good work.
ChefDPoe
on Jul 1 2008 8:21PM
Make sure you buy dry-packed scallops, which contain no additives. [I posted this recipe.]
steamykitchen
on Jul 1 2008 8:08AM
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