Assertion: scallop | /r/HasProperty | served in the shell
Facets:
value: lots of other places
type: LOCATION
value: with butter
type: OTHER
value: commonly
type: TEMPORAL
value: with cheese
type: OTHER
value: with cream
type: OTHER
value: with herbs
type: OTHER
value: with shallots
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: By the mid-20th century, dishes like Coquille St. Jacques, which features scallops served in the shell with butter, cream, cheese, shallots, and herbs, appeared on the menus of French restaurants in cities nationwide.
text: In Europe (and lots of other places outside of the US), scallops are commonly served in their shell with their delicate coral-colored roe attached, something rarely seen in the US, in part because the US Food and Drug administration has more stringent regulations for scallops with the roe attached, citing an increased possibility of natural marine toxins in roe-on animals.