Cajun Seared Scallops with Piccada Sauced Angel Hair Pasta

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fenway @Fenway

This is quick to put together and oh so good:-)

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Ingredients

20 mins
4 servings
  1. 1 lb sea scallops tough muscle removed
  2. 2 tsp cajun seasoning divided use
  3. 2 tsp black pepper divided use
  4. 1 tsp garlic powder
  5. 1 cup flour
  6. 1 tbsp olive oil
  7. 8 oz cooked angel hair pasta
  8. 2 tbsp fresh lemon juice
  9. 1/2 cup dry white wine
  10. 10 oz box of frozen articoke halfs thawed and patted dry
  11. 1 tbsp capers drained
  12. 1/2 cup chicken stock
  13. 3 medium green onions, sliced
  14. 3 clove garlic, minced
  15. 1/4 cup heavy cream

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    Combine flour and 1teaspoon cajun seasonig,1teaspoon black pepper and garlic powder in a bowl

  2. 2

    Heat olive oil in large skillet, toss scallops in flour mixture to lightly coat, shake off any excess

  3. 3

    Place in hot skillet do not crowd them cook about 3 minutes on each side until golden and cooked through, remove to a plate and keep warm

  4. 4

    In same skillet add articokes and cook until lightly brown, add minced garlic, green onions and wine cook to reduce to just a tablespoon of liquid add chicken broth and remaing 1teaspoon cajun seasoning and black pepper and lemon juice bring to a boil add cream and reduce to a thin sauce about 5 minutes

  5. 5

    Add cooked angel hair pasta to sauce just to coat and heat through

  6. 6

    Plate pasta and sauce on plates top with scallops and serve!

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mdodie27
mdodie27 @cook_3611651
This turned out amazing! I used bay scallops instead and just sauteed them in butter and garlic with the cajun seasoning. It was a wonderful mix of flavors! Will definitely be making this again! :positive

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“Fenway” passed away on 2/3/2021. For the last year she tried to teach her husband of 42 years how to cook like her. Although I will never be as good of a cook as her she did pass on her passion for cooking. Therefore, I will attempt to carry on her legacy and maintain/update her site. My wife was a Registered Nurse, a licensed deep water aerobics instructor, a mother to our 2 children and a fantastic cook. We grew up in New England but have been fortunate to live all over the US. I am now retired, missing her terribly, but thankful for all the years we had together and all her cooking lessons.
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