I'm not saying bacon isn't eaten any more, I'm just saying it in 2006 there was this fad that bacon and bacon fat were gods gift to man and should be put on, weaved around, or accompany everything. That seems to largely have passed. I love me some bacon, and I don't have a problem cooking with bacon fat, but I'd take ghee as a cooking fat or regular butter as a topping most times, and if we're talking bacon wrapped, honestly I'd rather have it on the side (scallops and filet mignon I'm looking at you) or blended in (meatloaf and meatballs).
Scallops are particularly troublesome for me, because most of the time you overcook the scallop trying to get the bacon to be done. You can par cook the bacon, but for all the trouble of doing that, just cook some to be served on the side. I like my scallops just barely cooked in the middle and seared heavily on the outside. To achieve this, break out the turkey fryer and your cast iron skilled. Add about a tablespoon or two of fat (bacon fat since you have no doubt cooked bacon to have on the side) and set the heat to 11. when your fat is just about to smoke, add some large diver scallops (like 1.5" in diameter).
now count 60 seconds.
now flip them over and count 60 seconds
now take them out of the pan.
Done. Eat with bacon if you like. maybe wilt some greens with the leftover heat in the skillet or something.
Edited to add: I DEFINITELY bought into the bacon fad at the time.