Really Boring Stuff Only II: Return of the Boredom

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Not your sauce but where it came from...your tomatto?:eek: I've heard a lot of nicknames for it but that's a new one...:rolleyes::eek::o




Anywho...

You should have a contest. What prize are you going to give away to the Bothreader entrant supplying the winning name?



off to think of a tomatto sauce name for GMike.

You may be thinking of the bacon and Italian sausage loaf that was a page or two back. I call that little Mikey.
 
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All this talk of bread inspired me to make my own. Mixed the dough and baked up some pizza dough bread sticks.
 
Just cooked up two pounds of the freshest scallops "I" have ever had fresh off the "Susan L" vessel this morning, still on ice and already shucked, of course.
Cast iron pan heated up to medium high, add Olive Oil, place scallops in oil cut side up/down, sprinkle with sea salt on each piece of meat cook two to three minutes flip over and dash with fresh ground black pepper cook for two to three minutes throw in a quarter stick of butter swish around with sea salt and pepper , it will make a glaze like dripping, pour over scallops and serve, enjoyed it immensely , that is all, Happy Easter , sawz,
 
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No, I'm concerned.

Just cooked up two pounds of the freshest scallops "I" have ever had fresh off the "Susan L" vessel this morning, still on ice and already shucked, of course.
Cast iron pan heated up to medium high, add Olive Oil, place scallops in oil cut side up/down, sprinkle with sea salt on each piece of meat cook two to three minutes flip over and dash with fresh ground black pepper cook for two to three minutes throw in a quarter stick of butter swish around with sea salt and pepper , it will make a glaze like dripping, pour over scallops and serve, enjoyed it immensely , that is all, Happy Easter , sawz,

Thanks for the recipe and thanks for reminding me that I forgot my salmon and scallops in a buddy's cooler. I'll get it in the AM.
 
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Just cooked up two pounds of the freshest scallops "I" have ever had fresh off the "Susan L" vessel this morning, still on ice and already shucked, of course.
Cast iron pan heated up to medium high, add Olive Oil, place scallops in oil cut side up/down, sprinkle with sea salt on each piece of meat cook two to three minutes flip over and dash with fresh ground black pepper cook for two to three minutes throw in a quarter stick of butter swish around with sea salt and pepper , it will make a glaze like dripping, pour over scallops and serve, enjoyed it immensely , that is all, Happy Easter , sawz,

I need to get some scallops and some mussels and some snow crab legs and some shrimp... Thanks Rob, the grocery bill just went up.:D


BTW, going to the Sixers game tonight.:cool:
 
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All this talk of scallops inspired me to look them up. To me, scallops were tasty fried round discs that came served on a plate at Red Lobster. I'm sure that I knew in the past, but I had forgotten what the animal looked like.

Honestly, it surprised and freaked me out that they have eyes. Up to a 100 of them.

Scallop_eyes.jpg
 
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