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Our Tasmanian Scallop Roe is a wild-caught marvel that brings the essence of Tasmania’s pristine waters to your kitchen. These scallops, with their moist, rich flavour and medium to firm beige flesh, are adorned with a splendid orange to red roe, offering a visual and gustatory feast.

Whether you’re aiming for the perfect golden hue of grilled scallops, the quick, juicy delight of pan-fried morsels, the light, nuanced elegance of steamed scallops, or the bold, pure taste of them served raw, these scallops provide a versatile foundation for a myriad of dishes. Their unique flavour and tender texture are sure to elevate any culinary creation.

Imagine these scallops as the star of your next meal: pan-fried and nestled atop a creamy risotto, grilled and served with a tangy citrus salad, or delicately placed in a fresh ceviche, marinated to perfection. Each dish promises to bring a slice of Tasmanian luxury to your dining table, making every bite a celebration of refined taste and quality.

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    Where to buy scallops?

    Go to getfish.com.au

    How to prepare scallops?

    To prepare scallops, start by patting them dry with a paper towel to ensure a good sear. Heat a pan over medium-high heat, add a small amount of oil, and cook the scallops for about 1-2 minutes on each side until they are golden brown and opaque in the centre. For more detailed instructions and to purchase fresh scallops, visit our seafood product page.

    Are scallops crustaceans?

    No, scallops are not crustaceans; they are bivalve molluscs. Crustaceans include species like crabs, lobsters, and shrimp, while scallops belong to the same family as clams and oysters.

    Do scallops have eyes?

    Yes, scallops have multiple small eyes along the edge of their mantle. These eyes help them detect movement and changes in light, aiding in their ability to escape predators.

    What does scallops taste like?

    Scallops have a sweet, delicate flavour with a slightly briny taste, often described as a cross between crab and lobster. Their texture is tender and buttery, making them a popular choice for seafood lovers.

    Are scallops halal?

    Scallops are generally considered halal as they are a type of seafood, and most Islamic scholars agree that all seafood is permissible. However, it's always best to consult with a local religious authority for specific guidance.

    Can you freeze scallops?

    Yes, you can freeze scallops. To maintain their quality, place them in an airtight container or vacuum-sealed bag, and use them within three months for the best taste and texture.

    How to cook frozen scallops?

    To cook frozen scallops, first thaw them in the refrigerator overnight or under cold running water. Once thawed, pat them dry, season as desired, and sear in a hot pan with oil or butter for 1-2 minutes per side until golden brown and opaque in the centre.

    How to make scallops?

    To make scallops, start by patting them dry and seasoning with salt and pepper. Heat a pan over medium-high heat, add a little oil, and sear the scallops for about 2-3 minutes on each side until golden brown and opaque in the centre. For more details, visit our seafood product page.

    Scallops Per 200g

    Scallops Per 200g

    Regular price $17.00
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    William Revie

    Much enjoyed.

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    Mary Jane Morales

    Fresh

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    Mary

    Fresh

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    Anne Wong
    Fish delivered

    Very happy with the seafood. Exactly as described and very fresh. Only concern was the delivery time which stated delivery was expected 8am to 6pm on the day. It meant I had to wait around for delivery. Fish was finally delivered at the end of the time stated.

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    Daniel Dwyer
    Fantastic!

    Perfect for pan frying, delicious.