• 16 large scallops
• 8 marrons glacés (candied chestnuts)
• 50 g (1.7 oz.) of softened butter
• 5 fresh stems of dill (may be substituted with stems from fennel bulbs)
• 1 tbs. of olive oil
• the seeds of 1 vanilla pod
• the juice of 1 orange
Directions:
• Wash and finely chop the dill.
• Lightly coat the scallops with a bit of olive oil and cook in a pan with the marrons glacés.
• Turn the scallops once while cooking and be sure not to overcook as they cook quite quickly.
• Remove from heat and keep warm.
• Put the softened butter into a bowl. Beat it until if forms a light mousse.
• Mix in the vanilla seeds and the orange juice and beat until incorporated.
• Place 4 scallops per plate and dust with the finely chopped dill.
• Ladle the vanilla sauce over the scallops.
• Decorate the plate with the remaining dill stems.
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