Scallops are low in calories, fat, carbohydrates and cholesterol — so it’s a nutritional crime when they are breaded and deep-fried or drowned in a fat-laden casserole.
Sheldon Farms in Salem is hosting two meals on Sunday, July 27, to benefit the Saratoga-area Slow Food chapter, part of the national movement that urges people to take food seriously, turn meals into an event and use the best products available (preferably local or artisanal).
Marinades are commonly used with seafood because they enrich the flesh, helping to retain its moisture during cooking over the intense heat of a charcoal fire, or during frying or baking. At the same time, marinades add lots of flavor.
The Saratoga Race Course’s annual open house, scheduled for 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday (7/20) at the track in Saratoga Springs, will raise funds and collect food to benefit local charities. This is the 28th annual open house and the track’s 140th season.