Scallop glazed with Kalamansi and topped with Chiang Mai sausage and roasted corn
As the summer is winding down, there are still large nice fresh succulent scallops from Maine.
With the end of season of corn still available from the farmers market, these two ingredient complement well as hors d'oeuvres. Our kitchen has been serving Seared Diver Scallops with Brown Butter sauce and Sage, with abundance sage in the garden, it's delicious with crispy sage leaves!
Another way to enjoy the best of it is the Grilled Scallops marinated with Miso and Sake topped with Hijiki salad.
Recipe: Grilled Scallops marinated with Miso and Sake topped with Hijiki
Ingredients:
2 lb. Diver Scallops (approx.18/20 pcs )
1/4 cup sake
1/4 mirin
4 tablespoons white miso paste
2 tablespoons sugar
black pepper
Irene Khin Wong, born in Myanmar, quits her investment banker job to open New York City's first Burmese restaurant. Fast forward to now, where she's running Saffron 59, the city's premier Asian caterer and event planning service, and traveling around the world researching recipe ideas. She's at 43 countries and counting. Follow this blog to keep up with Ms. Wong's journey.
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Monday, September 17, 2012
Monday, August 13, 2012
Summer Cookout: City slickers at Paisley Farm, Rhinebeck,NY
Summer
barbeque time.
Working with Mike and Jan Kokas at Upstate Farm (PaisleyFarm).
A
beautiful weekend of planting soy beans and string beans, picking the ever
blooming Zinnias along with 20 other city slickers with a full day of roasting
85Lb of pig.
Some
of us in the kitchen prepared freshly picked vegetable and created Burmese okra
with dried shrimp, roast corn just picked from the farm, baby eggplant and
squashes with mixed herbs.
My
friend Jade made side dishes to complement the roast pork, cucumber with
ginger, bitter melon with slivers of lotus and amazing cheese cakes with summer
berries...Joyce made cherry clafoutis and Chazz with her childhood recipe of
chocolate coffee cake to end the feast.
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