Scallops Dijonaise

"A scrumptious seafood dish, great for an elegant or romantic meal. I love scallops and this is one of my favorite ways to eat them!"
 
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Ready In:
55mins
Ingredients:
11
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • In a small mixing bowl combine parsley and chopped green onions; set aside.
  • In a large ziplock bag, mix flour and seasoned salt.
  • Drain any excess liquid from scallops and place in bag and shake to coat.
  • Heat Butter in a medium sauce pan and sauté scallops until lightly browned and evenly cooked.
  • Add green onion and parsley mixture, as well as mustard, Alfredo sauce, and wine.
  • Cook over medium heat and simmer for 5 minutes.
  • Arrange cheese slices over scallops and cover.
  • Cook on low about 2-3 minutes until cheese is melted.
  • Serve over rice.

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Reviews

  1. Truly an ejoyable dish, we served without the rices, and use small baked potatos as the starch dish. I reduce the cheese to 4 slices and it was still magnificant.
     
  2. This is a truly an elegant seafood dish. I made my own alfredo sauce (I used more than called for as we like a lot of sauce). It has a nutty, sweet, cheesy sort of taste; really not an overpowering seafood taste. DH and I are both looking forward to the leftovers. I made linguine instead of rice with it. Thanks for a real keeper, something different and with my favorite, scallops.
     
  3. I always have a bag of LARGE frozen sea scallops from Costco, and prepared this as written. I had no alfredo sauce, but sour cream worked just fine. The 2 of us ate the WHOLE thing, and enjoyed it very much. Thanks for posting, Dawn
     
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  1. This is a truly an elegant seafood dish. I made my own alfredo sauce (I used more than called for as we like a lot of sauce). It has a nutty, sweet, cheesy sort of taste; really not an overpowering seafood taste. DH and I are both looking forward to the leftovers. I made linguine instead of rice with it. Thanks for a real keeper, something different and with my favorite, scallops.
     

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