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Scallop tip!

Miranda was testing a scallop recipe today. It's got this luscious spicy-sweet sauce, yum. Scallops are caught in-shell and for the most part are shucked at sea.
By Claire
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Miranda was testing a scallop recipe today. It's got this luscious spicy-sweet sauce, yum. Scallops are caught in-shell and for the most part are shucked at sea. Then when we buy them (either fresh or frozen) there's usually still a tiny muscle on one side. It's the muscle that attaches the scallop to its shell. Before cooking, simply pull it off (and discard) -- it gets tough when you cook it.  
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