Scallops and Black Pudding with Pea Puree

If you're looking for a delicious and impressive starter recipe, look no further than this scallops and black pudding dish. It's simple to prepare, and the end result is sure to wow your guests! We show you how to fry black pudding and king scallops perfectly seared until golden brown, as well as how to plate them up with a beautiful pea puree, crispy bacon and pea shoots.Make this amazing seafood appetizer dish today!
Ingredients
- Olive Oil
- 4 Slices Bacon
- 4 Slices Black Pudding
- 4 King Scallops
- Salt and Pepper
- 1 Lemon (cut into wedges)
- Pea Shoots (Alternative - watercress or baby spinach)
- 300 grams Frozen Peas
- Mint Jelly (Optional)
- 1 tbsp Butter
Instructions
- 1
Pea: Make pea puree - click through to our recipe. Using 300 grams Frozen Peas, 1 tbsp Butter and Mint Jelly (optional)Reserve some peas before pureeing to use for decorating the plate!Cut 1 Lemon into wedges.
- 2
Bacon: Dice 4 Slices Bacon and fry them in a dash of olive oil over medium-high heat until crispy, about 8 minutes.
- 3
Black Pudding: At the same time in another frying pan, add a splash of Olive Oil to cook the 4 Slices Black Pudding for 3 minutes on each side. Remove from pan. Cover the cooked black pudding and bacon with foil to keep warm.
- 4
Clean the 4 King Scallops in cold water, remove them from the shell and detach the orange side muscle by gently pulling with your fingers (Discard the muscle or use it to create a seafood stock)
- 5
Season the fresh scallops with Salt and Pepper.
- 6
Scallops: Add another splash of Olive Oil (if needed) to the same pan where the bacon was cooked and sear the scallops for 2 ½ minutes on each side.Add a small squeeze of juice from the wedge of a lemon, halfway through cooking.
- 7
Decorate: Use the pea puree with a spoon to create a teardrop-shaped base on each serving plate, then place the black pudding on top.
- 8
Serve: Add the scallop on top of the black pudding then decorate the plate with the peas, crispy bacon, Pea Shoots and season with salt and pepper.Serve
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