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Scallops with butternut purée and sage butter. For the balsamic reduction: Combine the balsamic vinegar and sugar in a medium saucepan. Bring to a boil, reduce the heat and simmer until reduced by Serve the scallops on a warm plate over the parsnip puree. Sprinkle both sides of scallops with salt and pepper.
To get started with this recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can cook sea scallops, tarragon butternut squash purée, honey balsamic reduction and truffled parmesan toast using 14 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Sea scallops, tarragon butternut squash purée, honey balsamic reduction and truffled parmesan toast:
- Take 1 large squash
- Get Large shallot chopped
- Make ready 3 garlic chopped
- Make ready Pack tarragon chopped(1/2 cup)
- Take 4-5 oz Heavy cream
- Take Salt and white pepper
- Make ready 1 tbsp brown sugar
- Prepare Cup dry white wine
- Make ready 2 cups Balsamic vin
- Get 2-3 tbsp Honey
- Get 16 scallops uniform size
- Take Crusty French Demi bread
- Prepare Truffle oil
- Get Parmesan cheese
The combination of sea scallops and parsnip works very well. The hardest part by far of this recipe is the parsnip peel crisps; feel free to leave those out. Season them with salt and freshly ground black pepper after searing. Serve the scallops with the parsnip puree.
Steps to make Sea scallops, tarragon butternut squash purée, honey balsamic reduction and truffled parmesan toast:
- Add 2 cups balsamic and two good squeezes of honey and reduce by half and set aside. I cool mine and add to a squeeze bottle for drizzling
- Peel and dice squash and add to boiling water until tender
- Add evo to sauce pan followed by garlic and shallot for a couple and then add two tbsp tarragon for a couple and deglaze with white wine and simmer until wine is mostly reduced. I reserve the rest of the tarragon for processing and plating
- Drain squash and add to a food processor along with the garlic, onion tarragon mixture. Season with salt, pepper, 1 tbsp brown sugar, heavy whip and process until smooth, check for seasonings and add salt, pepper and tarragon to taste. Salt is your freind with squash but you can’t take it away so be careful.
- Once smooth and taste is where you want it set aside
- Slice bread and drizzle with truffle oil and top with shave Parmesan and for baking at 400 right before you sear scallops
- Heat pan with evo or butter. Salt and pepper scallops and sear quick until browned and then flip and repeat. You cook too long you will have rubber.
- Spread squash sauce on plate, drizzle reduction, top with scallops and reserved tarragon and finish with parmesan toast points.
Season them with salt and freshly ground black pepper after searing. Serve the scallops with the parsnip puree. Two hours before preparing hominy, combine John Cope's Toasted Dried Sweet Corn and cream, stirring to mix well. Sprinkle bacon and truffle juliennes around scallops and top each with a fluffy pinch of chervil leaves. I look for larger sea scallops since they taste sweet.
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