Seared Diver Scallops with Bacon and Whole Grain Mustard Rub Recipe courtesy Paula Deen Show: Paula's Home Cooking Episode: Formal Entertaining Seared Diver Scallops with Bacon and Whole Grain Mustard Rub 4 slices smoked bacon 3 tablespoons whole grain mustard 16 scallops, U 10 dry pack preferred Creme Fraiche Mashed Potatoes, recipe follows...

Paula Deen, the host of Paula's Home Cooking and Paula's Party, will be signing copies of Christmas With Paula Deen at the following locations:

Deen (Arabic: دين‎) is an Arabic word commonly translated as "religion", "way" or "path". Some, but not all, English-speaking Muslims do not accept the common-language translation of deen as "religion", seeing this as a human-made or ideological concept. They instead use the untranslated Arabic word to signify something above and beyond that concept, perhaps more approximating "faith" (or "way" or "path", as mentioned above), which cannot be translated to an exact equivalent, but only grasped through an understanding and application of Islamic principles. The argument is that in Islam is a "Deen" which means it is not only a "religion" as the English word signifies, but it is a complete way of life.