This delicious scallops recipe couldn't be easier to make. Just one step and you're done!
25 seafood entrees to enjoy with a gimlet cocktail
Who said the roaring twenties was over? These 25 fancy-pants seafood entrees and canapes go great guns with a gimlet cocktail. They’re the perfect über-luxe-but-easy dishes for when you’re feeling a little Gatsby. See here to discover more drinks content.
Steamed mussels with coconut and lemongrass
An Asian twist on the classic French dish, moules marinière.
Scallops with fresh mango and saffron sauce
These scallop skewers with fresh mango and saffron sauce are great for lunch, a light meal or a first course for summer entertaining.
Thai-style bouillabaisse
This Thai-style seafood soup is surprisingly easy and quick to make.
Tempura prawn skewers and wasabi sauce
These golden, crisp tempura prawn skewers are so easy to pop in your mouth, we dare you to stop at one.
Prawns baked in salt with aioli
Chilled pea soup with lobster and risoni salad
This beautiful pea soup with lobster and risoni salad is a gourmet entree to impress at even the most special of occasions.
Oysters with mignonette jelly
Salty, briny oysters with mignonette jelly is an ideal beginning to any French menu.
Steamed scallops with Chinese pickled vegetables
Serve steamed scallops in their shells with vibrant and crunchy Chinese pickled vegetables for a light, aromatic entree.
'Tis the season for crab cakes with dill mayonnaise
These speedy crab cakes make an elegant and quick summer starter or serve them with salad for a light al fresco lunch.
Crab and samphire salad
Samphire is a coastal succulent available from greengrocers. If unavailable, shaved asparagus, fennel or radish can be used.
Prawn toasts with chipotle mayonnaise
Luke Mangan reinvents this classic yum cha snack into a worthy dinner party starter. Try these tasty prawn toasts with chipotle mayo, they would sit perfectly with any Asian banquet.
Mediterranean seafood tarts with aioli
Matt Moran’s Moreton Bay bugs with cauliflower and jamon
“I'm one of the ‘lost generation' who hated cauliflower as a child – because it was always boiled to mush! Thankfully, we now know how versatile and delicious it can be." – Matt Moran
Mussels cooked in ale with garlic and eschalot
There's nothing like a pot of mussels scooped up with tasty homemade bread.