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Scallops In The Shell

A popular way of cooking Scallops in the shell is to bake them in the oven with fresh garlic and butter. Other favouite ways to prepare are to add crushed garlic, sweet chilli sauce, fish sauce, palm sugar and stock in a backing dish, poured over the scallops and bake for 10-15 minutes.

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