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By sarah colquhoun

Scallop baked in shell with truffle

8 steps
Prep:25minCook:10min
I learnt this recipe at Sauce by the Langham - when I went a cooked for a whole day with Michel Roux Jr and made three courses - each accompanied by wine in the dining room - it was the absolute best day - I had a blast and Michel Roux was with us all day and was so lovely and helpful it was amazing. (Michel Roux has two Michelin stars!!!!) Sarah J’avez zero 😂 This was propped up on tin foil in the oven to keep it flat, and then served on a bed of salt crystals and pink peppercorns just to be extra but y’know… Michelin! Can swap morrels for truffle - but he said to not cook the truffle to add after, he also suggested lots of other combinations for ‘the mix’
Updated at: Sat, 05 Oct 2024 19:12:03 GMT

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Instructions

Step 1
1. Open up the scallops, clean and set aside, wash the shells & leave to dry. Remember flat knife down flat side first to tease skirt away so don’t destroy, then with a spoon gently down the striations of the curved shell. Started on the left as the scallop was flat side up - seemed to be what they advised 🤷🏻‍♀️ Run finger around outside of the part you want to cook to remove all skin/ connective tissue - it naturally wants to come off. Wash in cold water but don’t soak. Placed on paper towel to dry off before cooking
1. Open up the scallops, clean and set aside, wash the shells & leave to dry. Remember flat knife down flat side first to tease skirt away so don’t destroy, then with a spoon gently down the striations of the curved shell. Started on the left as the scallop was flat side up - seemed to be what they advised 🤷🏻‍♀️ Run finger around outside of the part you want to cook to remove all skin/ connective tissue - it naturally wants to come off. Wash in cold water but don’t soak. Placed on paper towel to dry off before cooking
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Step 2
2. Sweat the sliced white of the leek in a small pan in a little butter until tender, place this in the bottom of the shell. Tips for this were not to caramelise (but I liked it!) after sweated we added the Madeira into this pan
2. Sweat the sliced white of the leek in a small pan in a little butter until tender, place this in the bottom of the shell. Tips for this were not to caramelise (but I liked it!) after sweated we added the Madeira into this pan
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Step 3
3. Slice the scallops and mushrooms or truffle into small rounds and layer on top of each other.
3. Slice the scallops and mushrooms or truffle into small rounds and layer on top of each other.
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Step 4
4. Arrange this on top of the leeks, season and add a tiny amount of oil just to prevent the scallops sticking to the shell when lifted - just a few drops
Step 5
5. Close the shell and seal with the puff pastry, brush the pastry with some egg wash.
5. Close the shell and seal with the puff pastry, brush the pastry with some egg wash.
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Step 6
6. Stand the filled & sealed shells on a baking trays ready to cook.
6. Stand the filled & sealed shells on a baking trays ready to cook.
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Step 7
7. Bake in oven at 200°c for approximately 8-10 minutes.
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Step 8
8. Serve with Beurre blanc and warm crusty bread
8. Serve with Beurre blanc and warm crusty bread

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