Opps ... Sorry technical issues last post or to much vino!!
so lets try this one again.
2nd Cooking
Class on Board
Its day 3, a
sea day, we are heading south in the oceans between England to our right and
France to our left sailing to our next stop A Coruna on the top of Spain. So,
what better to do than cook as it 19 deg. outside and a rainy Autumn day. The
weather ahead is looking fantastic as we sail further south again it is heating
up and predicted to be in the mid to high 20’s by the time we get to Spain and
Portugal. 😊 😊
Today we get
down and dirty and get to play with sharp knives and
gadgets, living on the
edge!
There are
only 12 people in today’s class which is again held in the
ships Culinary Arts
Center.
The class is featuring entrees or little plates and we are going to do
The class is featuring entrees or little plates and we are going to do
3 dishes.
“Scallops
with Cava and Saffron Sauce”.
(still need
to find out what Cava is? it was a darkish, dry white
wine perhaps sherry) but somehow my fantastic friend has
manage to see/read my last blog and has answered my question
Thanks Marilyn
Serves 4
20 sea
scallops
Oil to fry
1 ½ cups dry
cava or other sparkling wine
Pinch of
saffron threads
1 cup cream
1 hole
vanilla bean
on juice
to taste
Parsley
A little oil
in a heavy large skillet over medium – high heat, add scallops and sauté either
side for colour, set aside.
Sauce
In the same
skillet over medium,high heat, add Cava and saffron
and boil to reduce by ½
approx. 7 mins.
Add cream,
vanilla pod cut lengthways and scrape the seeds into
the cream.
Boil until
reduced to a sauce consistency, about 10 mins.
Season to
taste with lemon juice, salt and pepper.
Return
scallops to sauce just to heat through.
Plate
scallops drizzle with sauce then sprinkle with parsley and
some lemon for
freshness.
And the other two dishes??? I'm guessing they were delicious also.
ReplyDeleteBeth ... I'm a boy and I can't do 2 things at once
ReplyDeleteSorry Pete, didn't mean to be demanding.😎
ReplyDeleteThree or four things at once but never (TWO)
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