tmiles
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Pan fried razor clams
Wed, 10/13/04 9:16 AM
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are a treat that I have only enjoyed on the west coast, and mostly in Seattle. They are usually reasonably priced and very tasty. What can you tell this east coast guy about them?
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tiki
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RE: Pan fried razor clams
Wed, 10/13/04 10:12 AM
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i know that when i moved from Mass. to Calif, for a long time I thought i would have to go back home to visit if i wanted clams with FLAVOR, instead of rubber bands---UNTIL--i discovered razor clams--another transplant turned me on to them as "fried clams ala Pacific Northwest"---he would fry them in small batches in wok set up to do tempura--with a beer batter--Red Tail Ale actually  ---they were great! not quite ipswich--but to a stranded transplant!!!  We ate them in tacos---on hand formed corn tortilla's with a bit of creamy slaw and plenty of hot sauce---or---Po' Boy style-much like NO oyster po'boys only with sour dough bread-or in a big pile with tarter and lemon!!!   They also make good chowder glams.
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Michael Hoffman
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RE: Pan fried razor clams
Wed, 10/13/04 1:27 PM
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I'm a geoduck man, myself.
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tmiles
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RE: Pan fried razor clams
Wed, 10/13/04 5:05 PM
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What is a geoduck? Do you eat them?
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