They had bought some escolar and scallops, and marinated the scallops in wine and soy sauce, so we seared them and deglazed the pan with the marinade plus agave nectar to make a sauce. I minces a cucumber and a serrano to make a little salsa/salad to go with it and cut through the richness. This is exactly the kind of dish I had in mind when I made these plates, but we never used them before I gave them to Sirkka for her birthday. We polished off an open bottle of a Trimbach pinot gris.

Chris threw the fish on the fire when he got home, and we put everything else on the table. Damn fine. We brought our last Choffelet-Valdenaire Givry, and it was an excellent match. The end.

6 comments:
I love your funny little plates.
As you know.
You know one of the guys from Medeski Martin and Wood??
Thats awesome. You're way cooler than I thought.
Thanks for the green bean instructions- We're having them tonight.
It looks like a great evening all around.
Without the crookneck, I thought those were butternuts.
Is there anything better than garden featng with friends? Yeah, I didn't think so either.
What Cookiecrumb said.
CC: I know.
Brittany: I know and love them all. And yes, I'm totally cool. How did the beans come out?
Jen: It was.
Heather: Nope.
Zoomie: I know.
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