scalped? no scallops!
I have been asking people to guest post for me not thinking that I would have to do the same - selfish old me thought that they would post for me and I could sit back and bask in the freedom of - well, freedom but that doesnt seem to be the case. Since Donna's blog is always so full of nice pictures I didnt want to disappoint so here you go......
Get ready for two days of scallops to come hitting you in the internet face. I picked up some 'bottom of the barrel' scallops the other day at 'bottom of the barrel' prices so I had some good ones to work with and then a bunch of raggedy pieces. The reason for the discount was the raggedy pieces but I didnt care one way or the other.
We went to a garden party in my 'hood'
and there were some people playing music. It was so peaceful I almost felt mellow.
A picnic was laid out,
a kid barbecue was started,
the banshees got to go crazy in a "lord of the flies' sort of way and all was good in the land of sweetness!
Back to the scallops. I made some fuffy basmati rice, a little browned butter with sage, some caramelized scallops, some pancetta, a little garnish and it was chow time.
If you are not bothered by its attractiveness then you should probably enjoy this tasty concoction.
Monday, June 15, 2009
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Beautiful scallops - if you hadn't said they came from the bottom of the barrel, I would have never known. Gorgeous photos too.
ReplyDeleteLooks like everyone is having fun at the BBQ. How fun to have a guest blogger. Doggybloggy makes some amazing food - you got a real winner for your first guest host.
Sam
It looks like a great party. And the scallops don't look bottom of the barrel at all!
ReplyDeleteFun party :) And the scallops do look scrumptious.
ReplyDeleteIt's barely 10 am and your scallops are making my mouth water - yum!
ReplyDeleteAwesome looking scallops! One of my all time favs!
ReplyDeleteThe photo is very, very appealing! Its nice you had a relaxing time :o)
ReplyDeleteIt look like a good time was had by all. I love scallops and yours certainly sound and look delicious. Enjoy the day.
ReplyDeleteLove these and still want to know what the spice is :)
ReplyDeleteScallops rock my world! These look so good!
ReplyDeleteThese scallops looks so tasty!
ReplyDeleteYUM!! I LOVE scallops! Those look delicious!
ReplyDeleteYum! I don't always like the texture of scallops but I would like to try these. The look and sound pretty darn tasty!
ReplyDeleteScallops look scrumptious. The barbecue must have been a grand time - wish I could "scrape the bottom of the barrel" and come up with something as lovely as this!
ReplyDeleteThe scallops look heavenly!
ReplyDeleteScallopy scallops! They are so buttery and tasty. The pancetta's a nice touch.
ReplyDeletebeautiful scallops......must've had a great time!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe party looks really mellow. maybe a little too mellow for me. LOL. Either way...I'll take those scallops and the rice.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely guest post!
ReplyDeleteA lovely feast for the eyes and tummy! I wish I was at that party - lots a fun!!
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous! I've never made scallops at home, I totally need to try!
ReplyDeleteSuperbe scallops, sounds like a great time.
ReplyDeleteWonderful presentation! You did a great job here!
ReplyDeleteThese look wonderful. I love the use of pancetta
ReplyDeletegood food and good company nice post
ReplyDeleteTasty - I can't wait to test these out!
ReplyDeleteMy husband is a huge scallop fan and this is a great sounding recipe.
ReplyDeleteLove scallops! :)
ReplyDeleteCute post! Looks like you had fun :)
ReplyDeleteI don't know much about scallops...okay, I don't know anything. These look pretty dang good to me!
ReplyDeleteI don't make scallops near enough, these are just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteMmmm, I love a good scallop dinner. But a kid BBQ? That's just cruel.
ReplyDeleteGreat Post!! The scallops look delectable and YUMMY!!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and scrumptious recipe!
ReplyDeleteWow, is all I can say. Those scallops look rich and succulent.
ReplyDeleteThose scallops look so fresh and tasty. A perfectly cooked scallop:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great party! And these scallops look amazing.
ReplyDeleteAh, you tease me with scallops over there and you tease me with scallops here! What's a girl to do, they make me weak at the knees.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE scallops. I think those scallops look great. Now I have that song stuck in my head... "went to a garden party... its alright now, I learned my lesson well..."
ReplyDeleteThe scalops look so tasty & fab! What a beauty of a fine dish,....yum!
ReplyDeleteThe scallops look absolutely delicious! I love to order them out, but have never attempted to make them at home.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scallops and you can't beat good food and good company. Beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteYou did Donna proud, this is an excellent meal!
ReplyDeleteLooks like everyone had a great time....
ReplyDeleteHi Donna,
ReplyDeleteIt is my 1st visit to your blog, it is great!
I love scallops! Looks good to me!
ReplyDeletethose are beautiful! what a fun guest post!! :)
ReplyDeleteWhere's all the bawdy fun stuff? You expect me to read about food? :-)
ReplyDeleteThat party looks interesting! Music like that and you woulda found me snoozin' peacefully in a chaise lounge somewhere lol!!
ReplyDeleteScallops look yummy!
Place a scallop on anything and Im happy...love your blog. Figtreeapps
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious.
ReplyDeleteYour scallops looked great! I didn't see any raggedy pieces ;-)
ReplyDeletethese scallops sound wonderful :) sound like you enjoyed a lot :)
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