Linguine with Clam Sauce
Store live clams in your refrigerator for up to two days. Clams are a good source of iron; this dish provides almost half of the recommended daily allowance (18 milligrams) for women ages 25 to 50.
Store live clams in your refrigerator for up to two days. Clams are a good source of iron; this dish provides almost half of the recommended daily allowance (18 milligrams) for women ages 25 to 50.
Bit hit with my son - which says a lot! Easy to make too! I added extra garlic. Next time I'll add some hot paper flakes for a little kick.
We love this dish. It has such a bright, fresh taste. I always used canned clams and do not add the littleneck clams. It is still really great.
We go for this recipe at least once a month and are never disappointed! I usually use a combo of white wine, clam juice, and chicken broth. Also, I get nice frozen whole clam meats at my Asian grocer and switch those in for some or all of the canned clams (though canned baby clams are tasty too!). Finally, I go heavier on the black pepper and add a little crushed red pepper and parmesan cheese to finish the dish. It all comes together in as long as it takes to boil the noodles, and goes great with a salad or some fresh bruschetta. Yummy!