'Godefiche' is the term used by Gustave Flaubert for scallops in his novel Madame Bovary, 1856, and is also the name for the coquille Saint-Jacques in the French region of Calvados. This dish is clean, pure and refined, and the complexity is hidden. The light mousse melts in your mouth and obscures a delicate ceviche of scallops and turnip, with a surprise ending of fresh flavours of vanilla, coconut and lime. The surprising flavours and simplicity make this dish by Timothée Martin-Nadaud perfect for entertaining.