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A Hedgehog in the Kitchen

Helping you savor life through International recipes and travel adventures

May 20, 2017

Japanese scallops with leeks and miso

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Japanese scallops with leeks and miso are a simple dinner, bursting with flavor and rich in nutrients. 10 ingredients and 30 minutes is all you need! For another tasty Japanese recipe, make this Vegetarian Japanese Curry next!

Japanese scallops with leeks and miso are a simple dinner, bursting with flavor and rich in nutrients. 10 ingredients and 30 minutes is all you need! | ahedgehoginthekitchen.com

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  • Say “I love you!” with scallops
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  • Japanese scallops with leeks and miso

Say “I love you!” with scallops

Homemade scallops are a little luxury and perfect for a stay-at-home date night. They are also 100% sustainable, so you can feel really good about eating them.

These scallops are flavorful, bursting with the delicate taste of miso, the perfect consistency and full of nutrients. And those leek noodles? We are talking about actual leek noodles! 100% veggie noodles, no grains and no gluten. Just delicious leeks cut into noodles.

Japanese scallops with leeks and miso are a simple dinner, bursting with flavor and rich in nutrients. 10 ingredients and 30 minutes is all you need! | ahedgehoginthekitchen.com

One of our favorite parts of Paris is the rue Saint Anne. Have you been? It is a gorgeous street in the second arrondisement full of Japanese restaurants and grocery stores. We go there to buy all of our favorite Japanese food products, such as miso cubes, soy sauce, mirin wine for cooking, matcha and more!

We can often be seen walking from our neighborhood in the 9th towards the rue Saint Anne with our little yorkies, Violette and Chou Chou. They have been there so much that they can lead the way!

We love easy seafood recipes. One of our favorite ways to take care of one another is to cook. A romantic night in feels perfect and complete for us with Japanese scallops, a gorgeous bottle of white wine and a romantic mini cheesecake for two. What is your favorite romantic dinner?

You will be wowed by how simple these scallops are to make, how juicy they are and how much you will love the Japanese miso flavor!

Just a note, in France scallops are often served with the coral (or roe) still attached. Often in the States, it is removed. I personally am not a big fan but Hugo loves it (and loves getting to eat 2 servings, since I always give him mine!), so it’s up to you to decide if you like it or not!

Japanese scallops with leeks and miso are a simple dinner, bursting with flavor and rich in nutrients. 10 ingredients and 30 minutes is all you need! | ahedgehoginthekitchen.com

Love scallops and looking for more tasty seafood recipes?

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Extra scallop fun!

Looking to learn more about scallops? We heart this article.

Japanese Scallops with Miso

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  • Author: Alix and Hugo
  • Total Time: 30 mins
  • Yield: For 2
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Japanese scallops with leeks and miso are a simple dinner, bursting with flavor and rich in nutrients. 10 ingredients and 30 minutes is all you need!


Ingredients

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  • 6 scallops
  • 3 leeks
  • 1tsp of fennel seeds
  • 1/2 tsp of chili
  • Salt and pepper to taste
  • 1,5 cup of water
  • 1 miso cube
  • 1 tsp of sesame seeds
  • 20 squares of nori (1/2 inch)
  • Olive oil

Instructions

  1. Cut the (washed) leeks into strips like tagliatelle pasta.
  2. Heat 1,5 cup of water on high heat with a miso cube until it boils.
  3. Turn the heat up to medium heat and leave to cook.
  4. Meanwhile, heat olive oil in a frying pan on medium heat.
  5. Add the leeks and stir with a wooden spoon.
  6. Add salt and continue to stir.
  7. Add a ladle of miso soup in with the leeks.
  8. Add the fennel seeds and chili pepper.
  9. Cook until the leeks are well cooked (15 minutes).
  10. Add black pepper just before serving.
  11. Heat olive oil in another frying pan on medium heat.
  12. Add the scallops and cook for a minute on each side.
  13. Add salt and pepper.
  14. Top the leek noodles with scallops. Add miso soup, sesame seeds and nori squares before serving.
  • Prep Time: 10 mins
  • Cook Time: 20 mins

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