I am not such a fan of seafoods. I am allergic to prawns and shrimps. I only like calamari and adobong pusit and of course, fish. But I love scallops probably because I don't get to eat it too often. Last week, I was able to get scallops from Bacolod. However, I forgot about it until last Thursday when I was able to make baked scallops with cheese and garlic. It's actually a very simple recipe and I did my way. I melted butter and added the garlic powder. I poured the mixture to the scallops (which I thoroughly cleaned, btw) and more garlic powder and garlic. Topped it with cheese and baked for about ten minutes until the cheese was bubbling. This recipe was influenced by Hukad which is a Filipino restaurant in Cebu City.i'm trying to be a blogger. and what else should i write about but my life, my likes and absolutely anything under the sun. it's not always that exciting or interesting. but it'll have to do..
Monday, May 7, 2012
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I am not such a fan of seafoods. I am allergic to prawns and shrimps. I only like calamari and adobong pusit and of course, fish. But I love scallops probably because I don't get to eat it too often. Last week, I was able to get scallops from Bacolod. However, I forgot about it until last Thursday when I was able to make baked scallops with cheese and garlic. It's actually a very simple recipe and I did my way. I melted butter and added the garlic powder. I poured the mixture to the scallops (which I thoroughly cleaned, btw) and more garlic powder and garlic. Topped it with cheese and baked for about ten minutes until the cheese was bubbling. This recipe was influenced by Hukad which is a Filipino restaurant in Cebu City.
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