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This creamy and herby seafood dish is ideal for entertaining or a big family dinner. Stirring regularly will keep the sautéed shallots and garlic from burning before you add the wine. Choose a dry variety like Pinot Grigio or Sauvignon Blanc and avoid overtly sweet wines like Riesling. Look for 20/30 scallops — that means that there should be 20 to 30 scallops per pound — and remove the little tag-like muscle on the side if present. Follow the same formula when buying the 16/20 shrimp — there should be 16 to 20 per pound. The sauce is great served over either pasta or rice.