Yield: Yields enough for 1 lb. seared scallops.
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We loved it. We used a mix of cilantro, basil and mint... so fresh and bright! Despite some reviewers thinking the sauce overpowered the delicate scallops, we thought it perfectly complemented them. It might depend on the brand of curry paste you use?
This is a lovely recipe and easy to make. Very tasty and nice balance when using a mix of basil and cilantro. Light coconut milk is fine for reduced fat, and I would use less oil to sear scallops, with shorter searing time for very fresh large scallops. We also got the caramelization, which is delicious.
Oh...my...god. This is delicious. And it's gluten-free, dairy-free, sugar-free, grain-free (paleo), nut-free...well, you get the picture. The recipe doesn't say that it's the caramelized stuff that gets left in the pan that takes the sauce over the top. Our carrots didn't dissolve even though we sliced them very very thin, but they were great anyway. Will do this as often as we feel we can afford to splurge on the scallops!
I made this dish for my fiance and best friend, and all three of us loved it. I thought it was flavorful yet mild enough to still taste the scallops own delicious flavor. Great compliment to the dish. It was also very easy to make.
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