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A step‑by‑step guide to preparing perfectly dry, pan‑seared scallops with a crisp golden crust and a bright lemon‑rapeseed oil drizzle (the chef’s “Jesus juice”). The method emphasizes removing the side muscle, keeping the scallops bone‑dry, and searing at high heat for a medium‑rare, buttery interior.
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