Scallops are a perennially popular item on restaurant menus locally. Baked, broiled, or deep-fried, they're almost always a top seller. However, most of those scallops aren't locally harvested but ...

Don’t panic in the face of whole scallops. Adam Geringer-Dunn from Greenpoint Fish and Lobster is here to demonstrate that shucking and prepping this juicy bivalve is actually a breeze. Buying ...

Medium heatOpen grillFor the sauce2 tablespoon soy sauce1 tablespoon sweet chilli sauce1 teaspoon finely chopped fresh ginger1 tablespoon lime juice2 teaspoons waterIn the KitchenLift each scallop ...

The scallop is the only bivalve to have a patron saint. Considering the rigors of scallop fishing, the fan-shaped shellfish needs one. Imagine donning waist-high boots, wading in icy water up to your ...

I can’t quite believe how simple yet luscious these are. I prefer to get my scallops from the fishmonger for this, which is just as well as I don’t think I could ever get a supermarket to supply me ...

Kim Woodward, the first ever female head chef at the Savoy Grill, shows you how to enjoy fine dining without the fuss Serves 4 Most supermarkets sell readyprepared fresh or frozen scallops.

Lift each scallop from the shell, remove black membrane and set the flesh to one side. Distribute equal amounts of salad onion tops into each shell and rest the scallop on top. To make the sauce, ...