Scallops are bivalve (double-shelled) mollusks, not fish. Think of the Shell oil sign; that's a scallop shell.
Sometimes circular bits of meat cut from stingray wings are sold as scallops, but that is not as common as it used to be. A2 Although it is indeed not a fish in the biological sense it nonetheless falls into a category (along with clams, crabs, shrimp and other edible marine life) designated as "shellfish". This designation is used by the general public as well as the fisheries industry and government fisheries regulating agencies.
Scampi typically refers to a dish made with langoustine, a type of shellfish, which is commonly found off the coast of Italy and Croatia. It is not associated with a specific country as it is a traditional dish in various regions along the Mediterranean coast.
THE WORD SCAMPI IS ITALIAN AND SCAMPI IS PLURAL AND SCAMPO IS SINGULAR
Scampi is named after the Italian word for a type of small lobster, specifically the Nephrops norvegicus, also known as langoustine or Dublin Bay prawn. The dish originally referred to the preparation of these shellfish, typically involving a garlic butter sauce. In many English-speaking countries, however, "scampi" has come to refer to a dish made with battered or breaded shrimp, diverging from its original meaning. The culinary term reflects the influence of Italian cuisine on seafood dishes in various regions.
No. Scampi is a dish of breaded shrimp or prawn.
The word scampi comes from Italy.
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There are many places where one can find good scampi recipes. One can find good scampi recipes at popular on the web sources such as Simply Recipes and All Recipes.
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The plural of shellfish is shellfish.
You can buy it in costco..it is whole scampi and Comes in 2 kg boxes and costs 80 fillers and is delicious
Scampi look like Scampi while they are in the wild. http://islandwood.org/kids/stream_health/Images/fairy_shrimp.jpg This is what a Scampi looks like. It is a close relative to the shrimp, it is also called a fairy shrimp.