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BOKA Kitchen + Bar
Executive Chef Angie Roberts


Photo by Amos Morgan
Photo of the scallop dish on BOKA’s current menu: pan roasted day boat scallops over butternut squash purée with a salad of crisp local mizuna and roasted Washington apples in maple butter

Seared Sea Scallops with sesame avocado salad and citrus fruits

                                       Serves four

 

1 lb of fresh U-10 dry pack sea scallops
Salt and pepper
Canola, vegetable or grape seed oil for searing
Butter
2-3 smashed cloves of garlic
3 sprigs of thyme

To prepare scallops: 

1.)   Heat approximately 1 Tbl. oil until just below smoke point, you will know that the oil is hot enough when it moves easily across the pan.

2.)   Season the scallops with salt and black pepper on both sides.

3.)   Add the scallops to the hot pan and sear until golden brown before flipping. Flip them and brown on the other side. When the scallops are slightly firm on the outside and a little soft in the center add a Tbl. of butter to the pan along with the smashed garlic cloves and thyme sprigs. The butter will begin to bubble slightly, turn brown and froth. Spoon the hot butter over the scallops, basting them until nice and golden.

4.)   Remove the scallops from the pan, place on a paper towel to absorb excess oil and set aside.

To prepare avocado:

4 semi-firm avocados (small to medium dice)
1 Tbl. sesame oil
1 Tbl. black sesame seeds
3 Tbl. sugar
2 tsp. kosher salt
2 tsp. red chili flakes
2 Tbl. unseasoned rice wine vinegar
1 whole grapefruit segmented
1 whole navel orange segmented

Toss all ingredients together and allow to marinate. Taste to adjust seasoning.

To serve:

Place a large spoonful on each plate with 2-4 scallops and garnish with citrus segments.

 

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March 2008

 
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