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Spaghetti W/ Red Clam sauce
Wed, 05/4/11 7:30 PM
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My wife came home with 2 lbs of clams, I thought I would make a red clam sauce..... onions, garlic, tomatoes, clam juice, seasonings Reducing done I put the pasta in to cook, then put the clams in to the sauce and turned up the heat don't peak, OK, maybe once..ready fo  r the pasta mix in the pasta right out of the pasta water, make sure there is a lot of sauce in your plate to mop up with a good crusty bread Enjoy...........pnwc
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Re:Spaghetti W/ Red Clam sauce
Wed, 05/4/11 7:52 PM
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Looks delicious! Hard to beat fresh clams.
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Re:Spaghetti W/ Red Clam sauce
Wed, 05/4/11 7:57 PM
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Re:Spaghetti W/ Red Clam sauce
Wed, 05/4/11 8:01 PM
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Although I much prefer white clam sauce, this looks very delicious!
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Re:Spaghetti W/ Red Clam sauce
Wed, 05/4/11 8:14 PM
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I'll take 2 orders, lets see some garlic /cheese bread to go with it! Looks fantastic.
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Re:Spaghetti W/ Red Clam sauce
Wed, 05/4/11 9:18 PM
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I'm with Greymo about white versus red, but I sure wouldn't turn that down. Looks delicious.
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Re:Spaghetti W/ Red Clam sauce
Wed, 05/4/11 9:44 PM
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I'm not a big fan of red clam sauce, and I prefer my clam sauce sans shells.
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Re:Spaghetti W/ Red Clam sauce
Wed, 05/4/11 9:48 PM
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MAN that looks Great,PNWCHEF. nice job
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Re:Spaghetti W/ Red Clam sauce
Wed, 05/4/11 10:21 PM
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You've stolen my heart. 
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pnwchef
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Re:Spaghetti W/ Red Clam sauce
Wed, 05/4/11 10:45 PM
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Michael Hoffman I'm not a big fan of red clam sauce, and I prefer my clam sauce sans shells. I prefer eating my pineapple on the North shore of Hawaii, whats your point shells Were you trying to say, " She sells sea shells by the sea shore"
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Michael Hoffman
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Re:Spaghetti W/ Red Clam sauce
Wed, 05/4/11 11:12 PM
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My point was that I don't care to have clam shells in my sauce.
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Re:Spaghetti W/ Red Clam sauce
Thu, 05/5/11 5:48 AM
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My favorite is white clam sauce but that looks so delicious!  Great job!
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Re:Spaghetti W/ Red Clam sauce
Sat, 05/7/11 8:35 PM
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Loved your photos and delightful sauce. Nice batch of steamers! Good tides this time of year and there are still a couple of gallons of cleaned clams in my freezer. Red clam (or white) sauce is a marvelous way to use them. Wife may a clam lasagna last week and an asian stirfry with local razors. With or without the shells, your dinners look so fine.
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Re:Spaghetti W/ Red Clam sauce
Sat, 05/7/11 8:49 PM
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Notice that all the ladies prefer the white sauce. Very interesting, Watson.
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Re:Spaghetti W/ Red Clam sauce
Sat, 05/7/11 9:41 PM
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Doesn't stain as much.
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pnwchef
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Re:Spaghetti W/ Red Clam sauce
Sat, 05/7/11 9:45 PM
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Trask Loved your photos and delightful sauce. Nice batch of steamers! Good tides this time of year and there are still a couple of gallons of cleaned clams in my freezer. Red clam (or white) sauce is a marvelous way to use them. Wife may a clam lasagna last week and an asian stirfry with local razors. With or without the shells, your dinners look so fine. Trask, Whats the trick with razor clams ??? We stop at the fish market/Fish and Chip, Bell Buoy Restaurant in Seaside for fish and chips. Once in a while they bread and grill a few of them for me, they are always a bit tough. ..............Hope your getting better weather than we are...........................Take care..............pnwc
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Re:Spaghetti W/ Red Clam sauce
Sun, 05/8/11 4:10 AM
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PNWCHEF Trask, Whats the trick with razor clams ??? We stop at the fish market/Fish and Chip, Bell Buoy Restaurant in Seaside for fish and chips. Once in a while they bread and grill a few of them for me, they are always a bit tough. ..............Hope your getting better weather than we are...........................Take care..............pnwc When I was up at the Bell Buoy in October I wanted to have the razor clams.Unfortunately, they said they were out of them and had mainly been getting frozen ones. Hopefully next time I go up there they will have them. Even though they were tough, how was the flavor?
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pnwchef
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Re:Spaghetti W/ Red Clam sauce
Sun, 05/8/11 8:20 AM
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EdSails PNWCHEF Trask, Whats the trick with razor clams ??? We stop at the fish market/Fish and Chip, Bell Buoy Restaurant in Seaside for fish and chips. Once in a while they bread and grill a few of them for me, they are always a bit tough. ..............Hope your getting better weather than we are...........................Take care..............pnwc When I was up at the Bell Buoy in October I wanted to have the razor clams.Unfortunately, they said they were out of them and had mainly been getting frozen ones. Hopefully next time I go up there they will have them. Even though they were tough, how was the flavor? Hi Ed, the flavor was fine, good clam flavor, they were chewy, that took away from them being great. I have seen these clams offered in other places, I always got the feeling they are not a melt in your mouth experience. The way the cook made them for me in Seaside was by using a bit of breading and a quick hit on the grill. They also use these clams in their Clam Chowder by chopping them in small chunks. He also told me people from the East coast come in and ask for them breaded and deep fried, he tells them they will be to tough to eat......I'm not sure what the right way is, I just haven't had enough of them to figure it out...........
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Trask
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Re:Spaghetti W/ Red Clam sauce
Fri, 05/13/11 5:22 PM
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PNWCHEF, Great tides next week :-) Razors are usually one of the most tender of clams I've had providing the clams are not cooked too long (a high heat, quick cook). Whoever's minding the grill can make a huge difference. I'm sure if you cooked those same clams, your results would be way better. Next week I'll be digging the large gapers - see if I can break my 4 pound clam record! Maybe I'll stumble onto a goeyduck too. Yea, still dicy, variable weather. Had the boat out for crabs last week & caught nothing but females. Must have been a crab/gab fest. Spring chinook being caught now. I'm ready!
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Re:Spaghetti W/ Red Clam sauce
Fri, 05/13/11 6:19 PM
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Although not a lady, I prefer white with the shells as I love to suck that wonderful juice off,. Not very socially correct, its good. Now that you know what I prefer, I would certinally enjoy an invitation to your table
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Re:Spaghetti W/ Red Clam sauce
Fri, 05/13/11 7:33 PM
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this looks great. To me, it isn't pasta without tomatoes. The tomato sauce is healthier, too. I'd add a pinch of red pepper flakes for a bit of a kick....
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pnwchef
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Re:Spaghetti W/ Red Clam sauce
Sat, 05/14/11 11:36 AM
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My wife and I were both, Linguini or Spaghetti with Clam white sauce fans. This sauce will change your mind, my wife now favors this over white and says it is her favorite meal. The first time I had this was in Venice Italy, the Chef steamed the clams in a tomato & olive oil and garlic sauce " how can that be bad" That gave me the idea to use these same elements and add some heat with dried whole hot peppers and pepper flakes and clam juice and lemon juice. When you add all those elements it's closer to a Cioppino sauce used with seafood and pasta. Needless to same it's not your typical Italian red sauce.....The picture I have is using 2lbs of clams, I made it a few nights ago with 3 lbs of clams and we may add more next time...................pnwc
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Re:Spaghetti W/ Red Clam sauce
Sat, 05/14/11 2:27 PM
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Looks and sounds fabulous. I love anything with clams.
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