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Haha!

My folks go there sometimes.

Neat place. My great grandfather was abandoned there. Lived in the hotel and worked on area ranches.

His name is in the guest book.


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Originally Posted by ironbender
Just to trigger Paul....... smile

Grilled bacon-wrapped scallops. Garden salad.




I've never had scallops so I bought a bag of frozen. (puke)

From what I've read, everyone says to fry them in butter and garlic but I'm curious, as we are nearing grilling season, if this would be the way to go for my first time?

What say you?


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Yes be sure not to over cook rooster 🐓

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Originally Posted by Judman
Yes be sure not to over cook rooster 🐓


So direct heat or indirect? How long?


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Let them thaw to soften. Lightly season and brush w butter. They cook real fast so about three min one one side and two on the other. That’s what I’ve done in the past w those about size of silver dollar. You’ll w ant to have all ready to go so you can serve right off the grill. Darn things will make a rabbit hug a hound.

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Originally Posted by Rooster7
Originally Posted by ironbender
Just to trigger Paul....... smile

Grilled bacon-wrapped scallops. Garden salad.




I've never had scallops so I bought a bag of frozen. (puke)

From what I've read, everyone says to fry them in butter and garlic but I'm curious, as we are nearing grilling season, if this would be the way to go for my first time?

What say you?

If putting a scorch on them in CI, I use salt and pepper grinders, and granulated garlic.

Have the CI medium hot with some butter melted. A couple minutes per side is plenty. Ill set the scallops in a wide ring and shrink it when I flip them. Use tongs.

They can be eaten raw, so if you err, do so on the undercooked side.

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Originally Posted by ironbender
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Just to trigger Paul....... smile

Grilled bacon-wrapped scallops. Garden salad.




I've never had scallops so I bought a bag of frozen. (puke)

From what I've read, everyone says to fry them in butter and garlic but I'm curious, as we are nearing grilling season, if this would be the way to go for my first time?

What say you?

If putting a scorch on them in CI, I use salt and pepper grinders, and granulated garlic.

Have the CI medium hot with some butter melted. A couple minutes per side is plenty. Ill set the scallops in a wide ring and shrink it when I flip them. Use tongs.

They can be eaten raw, so if you err, do so on the undercooked side.


^What he said! This one is almost overdone! Best served cold, raw, and right off of the boat!

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Don't get the ones treated with trisodium phosphate.They don't cook right and don't taste as good.


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Originally Posted by ironbender
Just to trigger Paul....... smile

Grilled bacon-wrapped scallops. Garden salad.



PHUGGER !

we had pounded deer backstrap sammichs

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Delicious !


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SPRING has arrived.

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Originally Posted by Rooster7
Originally Posted by ironbender
Just to trigger Paul....... smile

Grilled bacon-wrapped scallops. Garden salad.

I've never had scallops so I bought a bag of frozen. (puke)

From what I've read, everyone says to fry them in butter and garlic but I'm curious, as we are nearing grilling season, if this would be the way to go for my first time?

What say you?

Could not get at pics for some reason on my tablet yesterday.
Our scallops are frozen. Nothing wrong with that. As mentioned, avoid the sodium phosphate (wet variety) if you can. The 'dry' (untreated scallops) are preferred.

Grilled an bacon wrapped. Use the pre-cooked bacon otherwise tha scallops are wristrocket ammoby the time the bacon is cooked.
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Used a smaller CI here to keep them over the heat.
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Sometimes I use a biggerCI.
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And sometimes I de-glaze the pan w/ white wine and the scallop juice (left in bag after defrosting)
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About the only wrong way is to overcook.


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Originally Posted by ironbender
Originally Posted by Rooster7
Originally Posted by ironbender
Just to trigger Paul....... smile

Grilled bacon-wrapped scallops. Garden salad.

I've never had scallops so I bought a bag of frozen. (puke)

From what I've read, everyone says to fry them in butter and garlic but I'm curious, as we are nearing grilling season, if this would be the way to go for my first time?

What say you?

Could not get at pics for some reason on my tablet yesterday.
Our scallops are frozen. Nothing wrong with that. As mentioned, avoid the sodium phosphate (wet variety) if you can. The 'dry' (untreated scallops) are preferred.

Grilled an bacon wrapped. Use the pre-cooked bacon otherwise tha scallops are wristrocket ammoby the time the bacon is cooked.
[Linked Image]

Used a smaller CI here to keep them over the heat.
[Linked Image]

Sometimes I use a biggerCI.
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And sometimes I de-glaze the pan w/ white wine and the scallop juice (left in bag after defrosting)
[Linked Image]


About the only wrong way is to overcook.



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Originally Posted by Rooster7
Originally Posted by Judman
Yes be sure not to over cook rooster 🐓


So direct heat or indirect? How long?


Sorry roost, I take a non stick pan, melt butter and minced garlic, fry couple minutes each side. I’ll take some pics next time


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We had my cabbage salad from the cole slaw thread, "stove-baked beans", beer-battered cod and shrimp from SeaPak done in the hair friar, and Kraft Mac and Cheese. Very unsophisticated, but all things that I really like.


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Fielder's choice, leftover pork roast, the Irish salad, Cole slaw, bread, cheese slices, Cookies sauce.


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Got a pot roast going in the 'lectric skillet.

Might take pics unless I'm hangry.


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Spaghetti tonight.

Beef and sausage.


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