I'm surprised that the sprouts went well with the coconut - obviously some experimentation is called for here! I too like sprouts although the only time of the year I am usually allowed to cook them is Christmas. (Even though the Critic doesn't like them, they are obligatory because they are "traditional"!) Maybe I can try some new things with the leftovers...
Yes, mid-way through cooking we thought a disaster was in the making. Myabe the more pungent mustard taste in sprouts cut through the coconut a little.
So you put the lime in the coconut and shake it all up? (Sorry. Long-standing joke with my friends.)
Looks like a nice simple way to prepare scallops. I have trouble getting away from the basic butter, lemon, salt, pepper recipe since it's so tasty but I'll make a point of trying this.
I'm surprised that the sprouts went well with the coconut - obviously some experimentation is called for here! I too like sprouts although the only time of the year I am usually allowed to cook them is Christmas. (Even though the Critic doesn't like them, they are obligatory because they are "traditional"!) Maybe I can try some new things with the leftovers...
Posted by: Meg in Paris | May 5, 2004 1:43 AM
Yes, mid-way through cooking we thought a disaster was in the making. Myabe the more pungent mustard taste in sprouts cut through the coconut a little.
Posted by: Todd | May 5, 2004 7:34 AM
So you put the lime in the coconut and shake it all up? (Sorry. Long-standing joke with my friends.)
Looks like a nice simple way to prepare scallops. I have trouble getting away from the basic butter, lemon, salt, pepper recipe since it's so tasty but I'll make a point of trying this.
Posted by: Barrett | May 5, 2004 9:18 AM
Barrett, I have the same problem with artichokes (and the same sauce). If it's not broke, it's so hard to see why you might want to fix it!
Posted by: Meg in Paris | May 5, 2004 10:09 AM