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How To make Pasta with Sake Clam Sauce
2 cn Chopped clams
3/4 c Finely chopped onion
2 Garlic cloves,minced/pressed
1 c Sake or dry vermouth
2 T Canned capers,drained
10 oz Dried linguine or vermicelli
1/4 c Finely chopped parsley
1/4 c Fresh grated parmesan cheese
1/8 t Crushed dried hot red chiles
1. Drain clams and reserve juice. In a 10-12" frying pan, combine 1/2 cup
of the clam juice, onion, garlic, and 1/4 cup sake. Stir on high heat until about 1/4 of the liquid remains. Add remaining sake, clams, and capers; simmer 3-4 minutes. Keep warm. 2. Meanwhile, bring 4 quarts water to a boil in a 6-8 quart pan on high
heat. Add pasta; cook, uncovered, until tender to bite, about 8 minutes. Drain pasta and pour into a wide bowl; add clam mixture. Lift and mix with 2 forks until most of the liquid is absorbed, about 1 minute. Top pasta
with parsley, cheese, and chilies. ~ Laura Wyckoff, Partland, Oregon.
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Miso Sake Clams with Soba Noodles (my version of pasta with clam sauce)
Need a quick and easy meal? How about we whip together some clams and soba noodles in a tasty miso and sake sauce? Sound good? Let's get started!
Ingredients:
2 dozen little neck or manila clams
2 TBS unsalted butter
1 TBS white miso
1 tsp gochujang
1 LB soba noodles
3 scallions chopped
3 cloves garlic minced
1/2 cup sake
2 TBS mirin
salt & pepper to taste
scallions and sesame seeds to garnish
Equipment:
large bowl
spatula
dutch oven or heavy bottom pot
knife
strainer
tongs
pot for pasta
DF Linguini with White Clam Sauce
Freaking amazing dish tonight!
Please enjoy!
How to Take Your Pasta to the Next Level | Spaghetti Alle Vongole | Spaghetti with Clams
Today I made spaghetti alle vongole, spaghetti with clams with a couple of tricks that I use to improve the flavor (to my personal taste of course).
These 'tricks' not only help in the flavor but also the consistency of the sauce. It helps a lot for the emulsification of the sauce and gives it a very creamy consistency we all love from pasta without using any cream.
I hope you guys like it!
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Simple Tasty and Cheap recipe Vongole Pasta 1
This is a healthy quick and simple Vongole, It is good for fatigue recovery, it has lots of iron and good for skin.
Step 1: Cut the onion into pieces and add into the pan with crushed garlic.
Step 2 : Pour in some frozen Clams into the hot pan
Step 3: Stir and wait for the Clams to open.
Step 4: Boil water for the pasta, add salt and oil into pot.
Step 5: Season the pan of Clams with salt, sake and butter.
Step 6: Add pasta into the boiling water in the pot.
Step 7: Add soy sauce in the pan of Clams
Step 8: Once the pasta is boiled transfer into the pan of clams.
Step 9: It is complete! : )
Seafood Pasta
This Seafood Pasta dish, is a first course meal that never goes out of fashion,
it's a combination of shrimp, clams, mussels and calamari, all simmered and served in a light tomato sauce over spaghetti al dente.
A true classic of the Mediterranean tradition.
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Ingredients (metric)
For 4 servings:
400 g spaghetti (or linguine)
500 g mussels (* see note)
500 g clams (* see note)
300 g shrimp (* see note)
300 g squid
3 extra tablespoons
virgin olive oil
2 ripe small tomatoes
1 tablespoon parsley (chopped)
2 cloves garlic
1 pinch red pepper flakes
50 ml white wine (optional)
* (shells included in weight)
White Wine & Garlic Steamed Clams
When it comes to classic seafood recipes, steamed clams are absolutely at the top of the list. This super easy recipe is hands down one of the best ways to enjoy sweet, succulent, fresh clams.
When it comes to clams, you can use whatever type you'd like. It works great with Manilla's or Littlenecks and would also work well with Steamer's or even Mussels!
Click here for the full recipe: