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Easy Vietnamese Street Food: Sò điệp Mỡ Hành (Vietnamese Scallops with Scallion Oil) in the Airfryer!

Don’t be shellfish!

Today we’re making Sò điệp Mỡ Hành in the air fryer! This is a dish that is popular in many Vietnamese street food markets. It translates into scallops with scallion oil. Traditionally this is grilled over a fire or charcoal, but my apt don’t play so we are doing it in the airfryer!

I recently got my hands on some scallops In Shell and let me tell you they are something else! There’s something just saw visually appealing about seeing a scallop and shell that hits different. It also makes a perfect serving tool for your dish!

Some of my favorite toppings to put on top are fried shallots, crushed peanuts, Masago, Vietnamese coriander and you could even put Sriracha! For the dipping sauce I just keep it simple: salt and pepper and some lemon juice!

Let me know if you tried this! Until next time!

Airfryer Sò điệp Mỡ Hành (Vietnamese Scallops with Scallion Oil)

Recipe by Jen H. Dao
Servings

4

servings
Prep time

10

minutes
Cooking time

5

minutes

Ingredients

  • 7-8 small scallops (half shell)

  • 3-4 green onion (chopped)

  • 1 tsp sugar

  • 2 tbsp avocado oil

  • Toppings
  • Fried shallots

  • Crushed peanuts

  • masago

  • Vietnamese coriander

  • Sauce
  • salt

  • black pepper

  • lemons

Directions

  • Clean and airfry scallops @ 400F for 5-6 mins
  • In a small pot on med/high heat: add avocado oil, green onions and sugar and cook for 1 min
  • Start topping scallops with mo hanh, fried shallots, peanuts, masago and a side of Vietnamese coriander
  • mix salt, black pepper and lemons for sauce

Recipe Video

Jen H. Dao

My name is Jen Dao & I'm a foodie based in Orange County, CA! Originally born & raised in Savage, Minnesota, I grew up with a lot of traditional Vietnamese food because of my mother's home cooking.

At 19, I decided to spread my wings & move to Seattle, which would begin my food journey with cooking on my own.

Fast forward to present day, I'm now based in Orange County (some would say, foodie capital of the world!) and currently, I'm sharing daily recipes & food knowledge with my 80k+ following of fellow foodies!

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