Crispy Baked Scallops are buttery and crispy with panko, Parmesan Cheese, paprika, butter and olive oil baked in just 15 minutes.
If you like easy to make sea food, like Pesto Shrimp or Crispy Fried Calamari, or if you liked my Pan Seared Scallops you should definitely try this recipe.
BAKED SCALLOPS
Baking scallops in butter not only gives them a delicious taste, it makes the outside crisp and flavorful and the cook time is incredibly short. If you want a classy, high brow dinner but either can’t find a sitter or don’t want to pay for a gourmet restaurant, this is an easy you can make at home.
Scallops are a delicious shell fish that has a rich flavor, a springy texture and tastes absolutely fantastic when drenched in butter. This recipe combines paprika, black pepper, Parmesan Cheese and breadcrumbs to make a golden brown, flavorful topping for the scallops that add just enough flavor to make this dinner unique and delicious.
HOW TO MAKE BAKED SCALLOPS
- Preheat your oven to 400 degrees.
- Pat the scallops dry with a paper towel and remove the tough side-muscle.
- Place scallops in a single layer in the prepared baking dish.
- Mix the breadcrumbs, Parmesan cheese, spices, butter and olive oil.
- Top the scallops with the mixture
- Put them in the oven and bake until the scallops are opaque (about 15 minutes).
- Broil the scallops for a minute or two if the topping isn’t browned.
VARIATIONS
- Lemon juice: drizzle the juice from a freshly squeezed lemon over the top of the scallops for some extra zesty flavor.
- White wine: add a little bit of white wine to the bottom of the pan. the scallops will absorb the flavor as they cook.
- Au Gratin: closely layer scallops together in a baking dish and then cover them in a thick layer of your choice of cheese, casserole style. Once you bake them, the cheese will add a yummy savory flavor.
- Bay scallops: bay scallops are a smaller variety of shellfish but are equally as tasty. If the bay variety are all that you have available, don’t worry! You can still make this great tasting scallop recipe as an entree or as a tasty appetizer.
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What to serve with Baked Scallops:
- Roasted Green Beans: green beans are delicious, and they’re even better roasted. They stay crisp without drying out, and they compliment the flavor of the baked scallops perfectly.
- Scalloped Potatoes: from one scallop to another. These potatoes are practically floating in cheese and have a rich, full flavor. The baked scallops are fantastic served up next to a bed of sizzling, thin sliced potatoes.
- Three Bean Salad: if you want to eat some veggies but are really tired of classic salads, go for three bean salad. It’s light enough to leave you enough room to enjoy a whole pan of scallops but also filling enough if you absolutely have to share your scallops with someone else.
- Easy Mushroom Rice: rice is a great base for all sorts of flavors, and the buttery flavor of button mushrooms, onions and thyme take this side to a whole new level.
The Unsung Trivia – Scallop Trivia
- Up until pretty recently, scallops weren’t actually eaten very much. They were valued for their beautiful, scalloped edged shells (see what I did there?) and the meat was pretty much ignored. Kind of shockingly, the reasons that scallops weren’t a favorite was because they were considered too sweet.
- The scallop is the official state shell of New York.
- Scallops use their shells to “jump” around in the water.
How to Store Baked Scallops:
- Serve: for the good of your insides, don’t leave scallops out for longer than 2 hours.
- Store: once cooked, you can store scallops for up to 2 days.
- Freeze: in an airtight container, you can keep scallops for up to 3 months in the freezer.
WHEN ARE THEY SAFE TO EAT?
According to the USDA’s website, scallops are considered cooked through and safe to eat when the internal temperature reaches 145 degrees F (62.7 degrees C).
While some sushi restaurants serve raw scallops that seafood is sourced through incredibly thoughtful channels that your local grocer may not be utilizing, so it is best to not serve your scallops raw.
Ingredients
- 16 large sea scallops , (1 - 1 ½ pounds)
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/4 teaspoon coarse ground black pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon paprika
- 1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1/2 cup panko bread crumbs
- 4 tablespoons Parmesan cheese , grated
- 2 tablespoons parsley , chopped
- 4 tablespoons unsalted butter , melted
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
- Dry scallops well with paper towel and remove any attached side-muscle on the scallop by pinching and tearing it away from the scallop (the muscle is much tougher to eat than the scallop).
- Combine the salt, pepper, paprika, cayenne, panko, Parmesan, parsley, olive oil, and butter in a bowl stirring well until combined.
- Place the scallops into an 8x10 baking dish, then cover with the bread crumb mixture.
- Bake for 15-18 minutes or until the topping is browned.
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So good and so easy. Perfect for dinner with friends.
A question, want to pan sear sea scallops with lemon zest and white wine.
I prefer to serve them in individual skillets with pasta on the bottom and scallops on top. Want to put the serving pans in the oven and serve hot.
Thoughts on how that would work out and oven temperature and heating time.
Thanks in advance for your advice.
If you need instructions on how to sear scallops (though it seems you have that covered) you might want to check out our recipe for Pan Seared Scallops. For reheating, you may want to set your oven to 250 and heat for 5-10 minutes just to get your food rewarmed.
Wonderful way to cook scallops!
Delicious
Fabulous….I make these scallops quite often!
I also put the same topping on baked cod…delish!
The reviews say this is an outstanding recipe and I’m very excited to make it. I am hosting Christmas Eve dinner for 12 people. We will come in after church services, wanting to eat fairly soon.
Can I pre-assemble the scallops in the baking dish, sitting in a bit of white and butter, and keep it in the fridge and then just type it before I put in the oven?
That should work fine, just cover it while it’s in the fridge to keep it from drying out!
These were outstanding. I had the smaller scallops. Put vermouth in the bottom of the pan (it’s a substitute for white wine and I had enough left in the bottle). Topped them with fresh lemon juice before baking. They were absolutely delicious.
Easy and delicious!! I did add 1/8 tsp of turmeric.
Delicious and easy too!
Was absolutely delicious! Had a great kick to it with the cayenne pepper! Cooked to perfection. I used the vacuum packed frozen scallops that I bought at my super market and let them thaw. Will definitely be making these again and so easy! Clean up was a breeze! Thank you
These are fantastic! My husband doesn’t usually like fish so I am always looking for a new recipe he will eat. But he gobbled these up and this recipe is a keeper. I am fixing it tonight with farmers market veggies!
Hello, I’m getting ready to make the crispy baked scallops for the first time, and just have one question……… Do you coat the pan with butter or oil prior to putting the scallops in the pan?? Thanks for the recipe and look forward to your answer. Jude
I actually put a little white wine in the bottom… they were fantastic but I will cut the breadcrumb mixture in half as I only made enough for 1 person. Hope you enjoyed them!
So simple and so yummy!
Just made this for lunch today and my son and I loved it. Slightly overcooked the scallops, so next time I will reduce the cooking time but everything else was perfect. Great alternative to frying or sautéing scallops for a slightly different flavor profile.
Best scallops ever!!! Doubled the recipe to be it was awesome!!!
This recipe was super easy to use and make! The scallops came out smelling yummy and they tasted as good as they looked. I’m planning on trying out this recipe with other crustaceans!!
Recipe was easy to follow, easy to make and tasted absolutely wonderful! I’m planning on trying out this recipe with other crustaceans!!
So simple and delicious!!
I used a tiny extra cayenne and used shredded parm for one the tablespoons, grated for the rest.
I also chose convention bake for 16min.
Perfectly cooked scallops!!
I’ll try the wine and garlic variation next time!
Simply amazing, we did white wine and some fresh garlic the topping was delish.
This was so delicious and so easy!! Scallops came out perfect!!!
This recipe was fantastic! Incredible easy to make as well. I did find I had a lot of left over breading so I just topped it on our veggies! I will definitely be making it again.
Can this recipe be put together a day prior to cooking.
A very nice recipe for fresh sea scallops. I tossed the scallops, first in the oil, then in the Panko mixture, and roasted on a silpat. A light dusting of pimenton on top added some color and spice. Easy prep – easy cleanup!
made this exactly as recipe written-absolutely delicious!! I usually saute… not any longer!
two big thumbs up!!
Sabrina, i was in CostCo this afternoon and they had the most beautiful freshly-arrived sea scallops. i bought too many (which i quite often do with things that i like) and even though i love the bacon wrapped thing, i needed a fresh idea. This looks fabulous and i’m anxious to try it tomorrow. CLEARLY you’re a skilled chef.. and i’m a very skilled home cook so i’m certain i can pull it off. I’ll update you after i’ve made them… fortunately, i already have everything i need to execute this… including Parmigiano Reggiano.
UPDATE: I have now made this recipe (with a few changes) and it’s absolutely how i will cook scallops from now on. truly fabulous. even though i did make a few changes, without YOU… i never would have had the basic recipe to change.
for starters, i was slightly apprehensive about the parmesan because it’s been drilled into me… ‘never cheese with fish.’ i’m technically unsure if that included shellfish or not so i trusted you and pressed on. in hindsight, the Parmigiano Reggiano added a nice subtle flavor so i’m glad i pushed forward.
secondly, i didn’t like how the seasoning was added to the topping and the scallop was unseasoned (except for the highly seasoned topping dripping down as it cooks). here’s where i made a few changes and i think next time you should at least try it my way. first of all i ‘greased’ the pan with butter that i would eventually bake them in. secondly, i made a slurry of several recipe ingredients. i melted the butter then added the salt, pepper and a small sprinkle of very fresh garlic powder into the butter. i gave each dried scallop a seasoned butter bath and fitted them into one layer in pan.
THEN i made a mixture of Panko, Parmigiano Reggiano, a few freshly toasted sesame seeds, sea salt, fresh ground pepper, paprika and a few dashes of cayenne and sprinkled it over the entire top.
i baked it for approximately 15 minutes at 350, then broiled it (briefly while constantly watching) to insure the Panko topping was crispy. the scallops were sooo tender and i gorged. (i ate almost $30 of sea scallops and it was completely worth every penny!!)
absolutely fabulous.
Hi Steven, before I try it your way I think you should try the recipe and instructions as is. Its hard to take notes from someone who hasn’t given my recipe a chance in the first place.
well said…. that’s a fair response. I think i’m right but i’ll do it.
I tried the recipe for Valentine’s Day. Everyone was pleased. The dish, served as an appetizer was a hit.
Excellent and so easy to make!
Yummy, yummy! And so easy to prepare! I used less oil and butter to reduce the calories with no affect on taste. This is a definite keeper!
Delicious!! Thanks!!
Hi I would like to make this recipe but can’t get panko bread crumbs can I use something else instead
Thanks Gillian
Hello, You can use either crushed cornflakes or dry stuffing mix! I hope that works out for you!
Something missing here. After you put the olive oil/butter spice mix in a bowl, where does it go next? Do you add the scallops to the mix before adding to the baking pan, or do you add the spice mix to the pan before adding the scallops? It never appears in the recipe again. I would do it either way, but wanted to know how you are presenting.
In the instructions of this recipe, it states in number 4, to place the scallops in the pan first and spread them with the spice mixture. Thanks for asking.
I may never sear scallops again. I was attracted to this recipe for the ease, but the flavor blew me away. I mean….wow!!! Thanks so much for this, and all the great side ideas. 🙂
Thank you so much for your support. I’m so glad you enjoyed this recipe!
Made these tonite. You didnt specify timing from sea and bay. Itook a chace and cooked less time…perfict ????
Absolutely delicious flavors and so easy to prepare. Mine turned out a bit salty using the 1/2 tsp salt with just 13 scallops. I will omit the extra salt next time since I use salted butter and Parmesan cheese. I also cut the olive oil to just 1 tbsp and it worked perfectly at a 17 min cook time. This one is a keeper!
Very good, easy, definitely a five star recipe
These are delicious! Like some other commenters, I used a mixture of shrimp and scallops…Awesome! This one’s a keeper !
I do not dabble in scallops though I do love them. Decided to try this recipe and hands down, these scallops were the best ever! I can’t believe I made them!
Love scallops but could never get them right. I have an aversion to frying. This recipe and timing are perfect. I added wine and sauted garlic to butter/oil. Next time a little creole seasoning in panko mix just to spice things up. Thank you
I am an 83 year male never before baked sea scallops. Always in a fryer. Tried them today and OH MY God-sooooo delicious. Truly awesome!! I will keep this healthy recipe to bake again perhaps adding some shrimp. Thanks for an easy and no mess recipe.
Thank you for the 5 stars!!
Absolutely wonderful recipe! Have you tried coating the entire scallop instead of just placing on top? What are your suggestions for that?
I haven’t tested it but I think you’ll lose some of the coating when the scallops release liquid and cook down. You might want to pan fry them instead. Good luck!
About 25 years ago I stopped using my skillets and began baking, roasting, and broiling most of my prepared meals. I occasionally will use my pressure cooker. I didn’t do that for health reasons, rather because i was lazy.
As fate would have it, I reaped huge health benefits, and lost nothing. I’ll be using my oven exclusively until I eat my last meal. The only other thing I do on my stovetop is boil items, eggs for example.
Your recipe for baked scallops mirrors mine. I use coconut or peanut oil, and clarified butter to baste my scallops, after drying them as you suggest. I then apply panko crumbs, cayenne pepper to taste, paprika, along a “light” touch of crushed garlic.
Your recipes are amazing, and thank you for taking the time to share your culinary knowledge with the world.
God bless, Chuck
Thank you so much, Chuck.
Omg! I’ve made scallops a lot but none have ever taste as good as these! Seriously, after taking them out of the oven and letting them cool a bit, I ate one and wanted to keep them for myself! No lie! Then the hubs walked in and saw me munching and asked to join in :/ suppose I will share in the love and will definitely be making these again! Thank you, I’m checking out other recipes of yours 🙂
I’m glad you decided to share, haha! Thanks for the 5 stars, Tan.
Hi
I bought sea scallops to make this and my dinner got postponed 2 days.
Should I make the scallops today, store airtight and serve Sunday?
Any suggestions to reheat?
The sea scallops were previously frozen so I can’t refreeze the .
Can’t wait to try this!!
Hi, I’m cooking scallops for the first time. However, I have bay scallops, not sea scallops. How should I adjust the cooking time? Would I still use the same oven temperature? Thank you!
I’d think you’d be ok with the same oven temp and time. I’d check on them around the 10 minute mark and go from there. Enjoy!
Absolutely amazing! I did both scallops and shrimp in the pan. Will add to the top of our favorites list. Added bonus…the fact that my house doesn’t smell like it always does when seared.
Yay!! That a BIG bonus, right?!
Sabrina, thank you for this recipe. I made them for the 1st time a couple of nights ago. I usually get a decent review from my husband……BUT this recipe got me a ” these are delicious” and a ” you can make these again soon”. They were loved and devoured. Thanks again
Yay!! So glad to have won him over. Thanks for the 5 stars, Susan.
Could I add Jumbo shrimp to this dish?
Yes absolutely, just don’t crowd the dish.
I realize this comment is very old, so I am so sorry for the delay in replying.
Hi
I bought sea scallops to make this and my dinner got postponed 2 days.
Should I make the scallops today, store airtight and serve Sunday?
Any suggestions to reheat?
The sea scallops were previously frozen so I can’t refreeze the .
Can’t wait to try this!!
This was a very easy recipe & it turned out great. Mine looked just like the picture.
5 star restaurant quality! The scallops were tender and the breading was deliciously flavorful. (I did add some garlic oil to the breading.) Much better than pan seared!! You could certainly use the breading recipe on other seafood as well.
My husband said they were the best he’s ever had!
Wow, that’s a huge compliment. Thanks for coming back to let me know, Renee.
Outstanding! Simple, delicious, easy. Finally, a simple recipe for scallops that does not require frying / searing on stove top at high-temp….risking the smoke alarm going off. ? Thanks for perfecting & sharing.
This recipe is fantastic! Great, great flavors! This is a keeper and will definitely make again. Thanks so much for sharing.
Thanks for the 5 star rating! I really appreciate it.
Hi, May I know if it’s 400degree Celsius or Fahrenheit?
Hello Else! It would be 400degree Fahrenheit.
I do not like cheese, can you leave it out? or substitute something else?
I am so sorry, I am just seeing this tonight. I am sure the recipe has long been cooked/or not but I still want to try to help.
You can add another 1/4 cup of the panko bread crumbs to try and maintain the texture while getting rid of the parmesan cheese flavor.
This recipe is absolutely delicious! It can be made gluten free (I’m celiac and just used GF breadcrumbs). It’s flavorful and the scallops are baked to perfection. this is a great change instead of pan frying. Love this and it’s our go to!
I have made this with both sea scallops & bay scallops. Both came out fabulous!
Thanks for coming back to let me know, Christina. I appreciate the 5 star rating.
These are perfect. I’ve made them several times for dinner and for friends who have in turn made them. We love them. I prepare according to the instructions in the recipe with no changes.
Thanks for the 5 stars, Nikki. I’m so glad you all love the recipe so much.
Have not made scallops in a long time and made last minute for the family. Absolutely delicious and will save this recipe for future use!
Made this last night! OMG delicious!!! Husband said to KEEP this recipe! Thank you for sharing this recipe!
Yay! So glad it was a hit.
Favorite scallop recipe! Seriously amazing, thank you!! My husband LOVES scallops and he was in heaven while eating this on top of angel hair pasta w/ a spicy cauliflower alfredo sauce, mushroom, and bell peppers. Delicious! This one is going into the treasured archives 🙂
Yay!! Thanks for coming back to let me know, Nazreen.
Made these again last night,, serve with prime rib,,Best Scallops ever!! What do you think if you substituted the scallops with butterfly shrimp?
That sounds amazing!
Five star fantastic! Made for Christmas dinner on a whim, was a HUGE success! Wouldn’t change a thing…YUM!!
This is THE best and easiest scallops recipe! I can serve it to my family or at a dinner party. Always a huge success.
I’m so glad to know everyone loves it! Thanks for coming back to let me know, Linda.
My new favorite scallop recipe. Absolutely the best.
Thanks for such a big compliment, Mariann!
I would not include parmesan cheese in this recipe next time I make it. Also less butter or oil.
This recipe is first class all the way! Delicious!! This is one of the best recipes out there!
Excellent and easy!! Might try not adding salt to crumb mixture next time as parm is salty but recipe was fabulous as is. Will be making again for sure
I made these tonight. Delicious!! My husband said these are the best scallops he has ever eaten. Definitely a keeper recipe. Btw I also served the green beans you suggested. Another keeper. Thank you!
Absolutely 5 star is right, i wouldnt change a thing, mouthwatering.
Just follow the recipe and your as good as gold. A side of scalloped
potatoes and my husband was in heaven.
Thanks for the 5 stars, Jeanne.
Best scallops we have EVER had. I’m including restaurant meals in this review. These are just amazing. And easy to make. Can’t wait to make them again.
Wow! Thanks, Laurie.
Best and easiest way EVER to serve scallops! Tonight I omitted the parmesan for no particular reason and we loved them that way, too (I did increase the salt a bit to compensate.) So easy to test doneness with an instant thermometer…a totally foolproof recipe. Thank you!
You’re welcome, Jane.
Although I have pinned but not yet tried either your baked or pan-seared scallops, I’m curious after looking over the ingredients how each serving is close to 1000 mg sodium. Maybe the 1/2 tsp salt and Parmesan cheese is to blame. I suppose I could adjust the amounts.
The recipe cards work off of an auto calculator for nutritional information. I did go in and updated it and found that it dropped the amount but if it’s something you’re trying to measure for dietary needs, I would suggest taking the ingredients and entering them into your own calculator to better determine the information. Thanks for letting me know.
I’ve been eating scallops my entire life and none came close to these.
They tasted like we were eating at a 5 star restaurant.
I used shredded parmesan chopped in a food processor, rather than grated.
Mine and my boyfriend’s new favorite dish!
Wow, that’s quite the compliment! Thanks for coming back to let me know, Angie.
I made this last night. It was quick. It was easy. It was AWESOME, clean plates and second helpings all around
I have been marries 17 years and my husband said this was the best dinner I ever made!
Wow! So glad it worked out so well for you!
Amazing!
Thank you Sabrina! This is the absolute perfect recipe for scallops. They are delicious, so quick and easy. I put a little white wine in the bottom of the pan, and finished off with a bit of lemon juice. Served over rice with a side of petite herbed green beans, wonderful. The only problem was that my husband and son were looking for more they enjoyed them so much! Will definitely be my go to for scallops.
Yay!! Thanks for coming back to let me know.
Best scallops Eva!!!
Thanks so much for this recipe; it was simple, quick & delicious!
Used salted butter – so next time will not add salt – otherwise scallops soft and tender – just needed a 2 min broil.
This recipe is easy and very tasty! Perfect for our New England Seafood Buffet
These are the easiest, most delicious scallops I’ve ever had…and they came out of my kitchen! Thank you for the wonderful recipe. This will be the only one I ever use again!!
Thank you so much for coming back to let me know how much you enjoyed them.
I really hope someone reads this review and tries this recipe, I’ve been cooking from my boys for years and have never add them respond so favorably to anything before. All I did different was at some crushed garlic to the butter and olive oil and sauteed it lightly before mixing it with everything else. Very simple and delicious
Thanks for coming back to leave a review. I’m so glad you all enjoyed them.
I was nervous to make this because it was my first time cooking scallops and I didn’t have paprika. I used Chilli powder instead (the same amount you used for paprika), and they were amazing! My boyfriend said it was the best scallops he’s ever had and the best meal I’ve cooked! I made red lobster rolls (out of the box) as a side, some pasta, and veggies. Thanks so much!
Wow, that’s awesome! Thanks for coming back to let me know, Paige.
These were fantastic and quite a treat! I halved the recipe for just the two of us, served over buttered linguine, then scooped out some leftover YUMMY crumbs and sprinkle on top. Thank you for such a great recipe!
I’m so glad you enjoyed it, Deborah.
These were amazing! I halved the recipe for just the two of us, served over buttered linguine scrapping the yummy loose crumbs on top. What a treat, thank you for the great recipe.
I made this recipe last night but omitted the parsley and the cayenne pepper. The scallops were out of this world. I am sharing the recipe with friends.
Thanks for coming back to let me know how much you enjoyed them.
So happy I found this recipe. The scallops were fantastic. Made my day and my meal!
I’ll be serving this again.
This was AMAZING! In fact I love this topping so much I would like to know what else I could use it with besides scallops? Love scallops but not always fresh at the grocery. My family loved it too and I paired it with your mushroom rice which was nice!!!
Any white fish would be good with this topping. Try using smoked paprika instead of sweet one time. Most white fish you cook at 400 for 20 minutes, exceptions being scrod or other thinner filets. Then I would either cook for 15 minutes or turn the oven down to 350 for 15-20.
Absolutely delicious, and so easy to throw together. Already had all the ingredients in the house. Will definitely make again!
Sounds like a winner!
Thank you so much for this! i bought too many scallops to pan-sear in any sort of reasonable way, and this was a PERFECT recipe. Even the picky teenager who doesn’t really like scallops had seconds! a winner!! Will 100% make again!
Yay!! Thanks for the 5 stars.
And they don’t stink up the house nearly as much!!
These are phenomenal. this was the first time cooking scallops and they came out beautifully. thank you again for this wonderful meal! It is a great Lent favorite and a regular meal favorite!
You’re welcome, Jennifer.
Just finished enjoying these scallops – delicious! I also prepared the easy mushroom rice as a side, along with fresh asparagus. My boyfriend loved this simple, but elegant meal!
Delicious! I added the 1/4 cup white wine to the pan and cooked for 18 -19 mins but they were jumbo size.
I made these last night & they were AMAZING!! Followed recipe exactly. My husband loved them too.
Thanks for coming back to let me know, Pam.
Excellent and very easy! I also just put in an about 9″ round baking dish – came out just fine.
Was very tasty and good! I added white wine just to cover the bottom of pan before adding topping. My husband was not much of a scallop fan, but he loved it. Thanks for posting!
You’re welcome, Gail.
It says “prepared baking dish” but how to prepare and with what please ??
Sorry about that. No need to prepare the 8 x 10 baking dish before adding the scallops.Enjoy!
If adding lemon juice and white wine, how much of each do I add for 1 lb of scallops? thanks!
I would start with 1/4 cup dry white wine and about 2 tablespoons of lemon juice. You can always adjust to your liking as well.
Excellent. Little effort, pantry staples, results in restaurant quality scallops.
So glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent scallops! My family loved them.
So happy to hear that!
Tasted great. I added garlic, lemon, and white cooking wine. Timing was spot on and the scallops were perfect. Thanks
Thanks for coming back to let me know how much you enjoyed it Dave. I appreciate the 5 star rating.
I’m new to cooking scallops. I purchased a frozen variety. Do I defrost them ??
Yes, you can thaw them several hours or overnight in the refrigerator. Do not thaw scallops at room temperature. Just rinse the scallops and pat them dry with paper towels before cooking. Enjoy!
If I use the variation with bay scallops, how long would you bake them?
It should take around the same time. Enjoy!
I made this for my husband’s family and everyone loved it! There were no leftovers!
I’d definitely call that a success!! Thanks for letting me know.
I can’t wait to try this… I tried pan searing scallops and burnt one side… so baking sounds more up mu ally. I will be trying this on my pellet smoker. I can better control the temperature (my oven is very old) and I am looking forward to the smoky flavor! Thanks for sharing!
Enjoy!
Totally love the crispy topping!
Thanks, Wilhelmina!
I saved this scallop recipe as soon as I laid my eyes on it. Such a brilliant and easy entertaining idea for the summer. Thank you for sharing!
You’re welcome, Julia!
I love how simple and easy these were to make! They baked up so quickly and so flavorful!
I’m so glad you decided to give it a try.
I can’t believe these take less than 25 minutes to make!
Easy peasy!
Hi I have a hard time finding fresh scallops. Will it work with frozen scallops? The reason I ask is when I’ve used frozen before they seem to be to watery even after patting dry. Any suggestions?
Yes, but you’ll want to thaw them in the refrigerator overnight and pat them dry before using. Enjoy!
What a restaurant worthy dish, indeed! This look amazing; can’t wait to give this a try for dinner tomorrow!
Enjoy!
Could you give weight watcher points on some of your dishes. I love you cooking but must decide to eat healthier.
You might like my other recipe site as well, Cookingmadehealthy.com 🙂