Reviewed: Jan. 4, 2009

for sure double scallops. have to love strong olives and bell pepper to enjoy this recipe. was too overpowering for us. Go by recipe on noodle bag for how long to cook.

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Reviewed: Sep. 25, 2008

This recipe is fantastic! I didn't think that Dijon, tomatoes, peppers and kalamatas would go good together but I was very pleasantly surprised! I didn't have any scallops and was trying to use what I had in the house instead of shop so I used some salmon I had and it was terrific and I'm not a huge salmon fan. Great recipe! thanks!

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Reviewed: Jun. 11, 2008

It was much better the next day as a cold pasta salad. Also, I would double or triple the number of bay scallops.

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Reviewed: Mar. 15, 2008

This dish is so tasty - something you would order at a very good restaurant. I followed the recipe almost exactly with superb results. And so easy! The soba noodles I found (had to go to a Korean grocery) called for cooking only 30 seconds, so I ended up over-cooking mine, but they still tasted great. The buckwheat flavor goes perfectly with the peppers and tomatoes ... add in the scallops, and wowsa! Highly recommended - I will make it again, and probably for company.

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