Wednesday, July 26, 2017

An Easy Lemon Butter Scallops Recipe


Having purchased Windsor Securities, Inc., in 2005, Steven Prusky led the way in technological innovations for the company’s trading system. 

When he is not involved in company matters, Steven Prusky enjoys fine food; perhaps his favorite dish are sea scallops, particularly grilled or with lemon butter.

Scallops can be prepared quickly. For grilling, a light brushing of olive oil is all Steven uses.

The following recipe for lemon butter scallops takes only 15 minutes to complete. 

Ingredients include one pound of scallops, one tablespoon of unsalted butter, kosher salt, and ground black pepper. 

To make the sauce, you will need more kosher salt and ground black pepper, two tablespoons of unsalted butter, and one lemon’s worth of juice. Additional sauce ingredients include two cloves of minced garlic and, if desired, two tablespoons of freshly chopped parsley.

Begin cooking by melting one tablespoon of butter on medium heat in a big skillet. After taking off the muscle on the side of the scallops, rinse them in cold water and dab them dry. Sprinkle salt and pepper on them, according to taste.

Place batches of scallops in the skillet in a single layer. Fry and flip them for one or two minutes per side until they are golden brown and the middle is translucent. Keep each batch warm after cooking.

Make the sauce by melting two tablespoons of butter in the skillet. Put in the garlic and cook the mixture for about a minute, stirring often until the ingredients are fragrant. Mix in the lemon juice and add salt and pepper to taste. 

Add the lemon butter mixture to the scallops and serve immediately. Sprinkle on parsley for extra flavor.

Friday, July 14, 2017

SCA Celebrates 60th Anniversary with Founder’s Medal Winners


A Certified Investment Advisor with more than three decades of professional experience, Steven Prusky leads Windsor Securities, Inc. and MFIP, Inc. as the firms’ president and owner. In addition to his activities as an investment industry professional, Steven Prusky serves on the board of directors of The Student Conservation Association (SCA), a non-profit organization that promotes environmental stewardship among youth. 

Founded in 1957, The Student Conservation Association has been celebrating its 60th anniversary with a variety of activities. Recently, the organization marked its anniversary year with an event honoring Grand Teton National Park, the Grand Teton National Park Foundation, and Teton Science Schools as the winners of its Founder’s Medal. 

The presentation of the award brought SCA Founder Liz Putman to Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park, where she launched SCA six decades ago. The three organizations were awarded the 2017 Founder’s Medal for their work launching NPS Academy, a program that encourages high school and college students to pursue careers in the National Park Service and the conservation field. 

As part of the Founder’s Medal event at Teton Village, SCA debuted its limited edition anniversary book, Lives and Lands: Celebrating 60 Years of the Student Conservation Association. The book, as well as 60th-anniversary t-shirts, can be purchased through SCA’s website. For more information, visit www.thesca.org.