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To give the scallops a ton of flavor, I make Caponata to serve with them. Caponata is a traditional sweet and sour Sicilian dish. I sauté celery and red onion until they are soft and just beginning to brown. Tomato paste adds a deep tomato flavor while crushed tomatoes give the dish some body. I add in olives, currants, and capers to give the dish complexity with both salty and sweet flavors. To add to that combination, I use vinegar and sugar in the dish, along with some crushed red pepper for heat. Fried eggplant and fresh herbs give the finishing touch. All of these components combine into a wonderfully rich, tangy addition for the scallops. I plate the dish with crème fraîche to give a neutral base for the rest of the flavors. Toasted pine nuts on top for a little crunch, a sprinkle of parsley, and you’ve got yourself a meal!

Ingredients

Olive Oil

Eggplant

Flour

Salt

Celery

Red Onion

Tomato Paste

Canned Crushed Tomatoes

Green Olives

Dried Currants

Capers

White Wine Vinegar

Sugar

Crushed Red Pepper

Fresh Parsley

Fresh Basil

Sea Scallops

Creme Fraiche

Pine Nuts

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