Whether for an appetizer or light dinner, scallops can make any course feel a little more elegant. Slightly sweet, tender, and quick to cook –– as long as you can make them right –– serving up ...

If you're in the mood for light and tender seafood with a subtly sweet flavor, then look no further than bay scallops — not to be confused with sea scallops, which are less tender and sweet. Finished ...

This week on Cooking with John, John Nodar is right at home in the WKRG Kitchen, where Ricky Brimlow from Zeke’s Restaurant ...

1. In a sauté pan, poor oil in and let heat up on med-high heat. 2. Place scallops in pan. Salt and pepper one side and let sear. Do not move the scallops until they release on their own. 3. Flip over ...

With the summer season upon us, fresh seafood suddenly becomes the plate du jour — both at seaside restaurants and in homes pretty much anywhere. Plump sea scallops (sometimes referred to as diver ...

Heat butter and olive oil in large non-stick skillet. Season the scallops with sea salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste. Sauté the scallops – do not over crowd the pan (you will most like ...

Scallops are a popular and elevated seafood option but they can be difficult to cook, and different types of scallops call for different methods of preparation. For instance, sea scallops are bigger, ...

Scallop dredging can be harmful to the sea floor but farming scallops could be a path forward. Martha Stewart learns the ropes at a scallop farm in Penobscot Bay. She takes the harvest home to prepare ...

A doctor suggested that my lovely friend Carolyn could improve her mild anemia by eating food cooked in cast iron. I have a vested interest in Carolyn’s health. Her daughter and my son are in school ...