We got these big Palourde clams and chowder clams from Cornwall.
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Top with the clams and cook until the clams open, 10 to 14 minutes. 4.
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The clams casino used tough clams, chopped and weighed down by an abundance of breadcrumbs.
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When the clams are cool enough to handle, remove the top shell from the clams, discarding.
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Add clams and a glass of white wine, cover and cook until the clams are open.
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Add clams, white wine and crushed red pepper; cover, and cook until clams open, about 5 minutes.
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It's the right time for clams, but then, it's always the right time for clams, isn't it?
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While siphons allow clams to eat and breathe, some clams have another, more advanced tactic for getting nutrients.
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Divide the stuffing between the clams and bake the clams until they are brown and crispy, 5 to 7 minutes.
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We gave high marks to the spaghetti with black garlic and clams, which were thumbnail-size Manila clams in the shell.
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Add the clams, lemons, and beers to the pot, cover, and cook until the clams begin to open, about 5 minutes. 2.
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The tender clams in my "linguine clams" ($20) made me happy as a mollusk, but I ignored the pasta, which was undercooked.
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Add the stock and the clams and cook, stirring, until the pasta is cooked and the clams start to open, 12 minutes.
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Add the clams, cover, and cook for 2 to 3 minutes or until the shells open and the clams are cooked through inside.
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The researchers believe this means that like modern giant clams, which are covered in algae, these clams were similarly supporting a symbiotic species.
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Lil B and Clams Casino on the set of "Witness" / Photos courtesy of Clams Casino Once upon a time, they called it cloud rap.
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While we wait for the last few clams to open up, she spoons some of the poached potatoes and scallops interspersed throughout the clams.
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They concluded that this strain of contagious cancer must have started in pullet shell clams and then jumped species, infecting golden carpet shell clams.
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If you can't get your hands on New England's rather large quahog clams, any other fresh small clams, cooked and chopped, will do just fine.
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Tossing house-made cavatelli with clams and 'nduja is a great idea, but I wanted more flavor from the clams and more spice from the 'nduja.
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A delightful starter matched steamed clams and thin disks of andouille sausage, which lent a little spiciness and an engaging root-beer sweetness to the briny clams.
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A dispute pits baymen on Long Island Sound who hand-rake for clams against a shellfish company that uses dredge boats to mechanically harvest clams and oysters.
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Joel came over to my apartment with a bag of fresh clams and a recipe that would effectively use up the bread, carrot tops and anchovy oil: pasta with clams.
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These super-powered clams are the key to breaking the barrier, so strategy will definitely be involved in which clams are used to destroy the barrier and which are used to earn points.
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He came up with these Mothership Clams Cioppino on the fly, combining the powers of clams with lemon, garlic, and potatoes… You know what's a great way to get your pecs in shape?
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When I ask how that would work, Hatfield clams up.
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I make bucatini in a fresh tomato sauce with clams.
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Geoducks could be the largest burrowing clams in the world.
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I really think Clams is gonna have a historical album.
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After three years, all his clams died of a parasite.
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Cook until the clams just begin to open, 6 minutes.
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Their diet consists of clams, snails, shrimp, and occasionally seals.
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Shellfish like oysters and clams are stacked below the kelp.
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And that's how you come up with Mothership Clams Cioppino.
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A terrine of leeks with clams needed salt and acidity.
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Halve the clams and refrigerate until ready to use. 3.
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Smaller clams may be opaque when they reach the table.
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And then round out the week Friday night with clams.
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Narrator: And some clams are particularly dexterous with their foot.
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Mr. Painter said that Flower had failed to honor the 1991 settlement stipulations that they provide the baymen with one million seed clams and "boat days," transplanting clams to harvest areas for the baymen.
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The clams provide algae with a place to live and photosynthesize, and in exchange, algae gives the clam byproducts of photosynthesis, such as sugars, which enables the giant clams to grow, you know, giant.
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The doomed creatures in the pit were mostly clams and oysters.
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Nick and Raven woke up together all looking happy as clams.
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After collecting 10 clams, the player will earn a power clam.
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They're famous for using rocks as tools to crack open clams.
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Clams Casino: Yeah, I can see a lot of people listening.
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The company clams third-party apps are not doing so either.
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Late next week, July 15, Clams Casino will release 32 Levels.
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Don't cook the clams, you just want them to open slightly.
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Clams add a ring each year, lobsters continue to grow larger.
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It's eroding clams and oysters and causing the larvae to die.
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They can spend 40,000 clams for my XT4, minus the goodies.
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Other mollusks had developed shells—think snails and clams, for example.
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Cover and cook until the clams open, about 5 minutes. 2.
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But these clams enjoyed temperatures that were warmer than today's oceans.
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Pay special attention to the summery clams and soft-shell crabs.
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When you're selecting the clams for this purpose, smaller is better.
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Ralina, 32, Los Angeles, California Allergies: All seafood except for clams.
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We share our beaches with kelp, seaweed, razor clams, and crabs.
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Lucinid clams get nourishment from symbiotic bacteria living in their gills.
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Pull the clams from their shells and transfer to a bowl.
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Clams and sourdough, he said to himself, I coulda been killed.
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You could steam some clams or mussels, make that your meal.
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The Craby Clams, in spite of being misspelled, are a must.
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Some 'shippers will be frustrated as hell; others happy as clams.
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Add the clams and mussels in a single layer and cover.
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Cook until the mussels and clams open, 8 to 10 minutes.
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If the crabs get their way, they eat native soft-shell clams so aggressively that fewer than 0.01 percent of clams survive beyond their first year—well before they're ready to be harvested for commercial purposes.
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Aquaculture farms in the Pacific Northwest—systems designed to churn out clams in large numbers—are watching clams fail to thrive, and it's an indication that young shellfish throughout the oceans are struggling to create shells.
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Putting on his sleuthing cap, Joe traces the bad clams (the ones that are infecting everyone) to a woman named Ruby (Sarah Baker) who's trying to get into the seafood business with her very own Ruby's Clams.
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Baked Clams Just in case you don't want your whole table to be nothing but carbs and cheese, these baked clams from Frank Pinello are packed with essential protein and minerals, and also tasty damn good, too.
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Someone had stolen a box containing two 10-pound bags of mussels, five pounds of razor clams, a bag of 100-count neck clams, 100 Wellfleet oysters, an additional loose bag of mussels and the hand truck.
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That said, there's one thing she's not a "huge fan of:" clams.
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Sure. However, the other infected clams were destroyed (or so we believe).
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Options are almost endless: crab, mussels, clams, prawns, salmon, seabass, sushi, sole.
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But Clams and B haven't worked as much together in recent years.
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These are fancier than your standard shack menu, but clams are classic.
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For the past year, work from Clams Casino has been relatively quiet.
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To all the shacks serving fried clams with heavy, gluey batters: STOP!
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Squid, shad, tuna, ark clams, shrimp, and salmon are all in trouble.
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Drunken clams with chilis and Thai basil, a Taiwanese beer-house snack.
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Rinse a dozen large clams (or a couple of pounds of mussels).
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Appetizers like potato croquettes, lamb ribs and steamed clams could be tapas.
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Clams is also a member of the dirty house outfit Paranoid London.
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Clams Casino: No, that's the first time I've fully played through it.
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Add the clams, 1 cup wine, and 1 cup water and cover.
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Remove from heat and, using tongs, transfer the clams to a bowl.
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We might take a run at Tamar Adler's recipe for baked clams.
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Mark Bittman has a crazy-sounding recipe for razor clams with kielbasa.
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Mikhail Baryshnikov really liked to eat raw clams and drink beer here?
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The new Clams Casino album is a sharp distillation of white noise.
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Clams Casino's main calling is that of a hip-hop beat-producer.
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Steam your own, if possible, or buy chopped clams from the fishmonger.
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They include Gang of Youths, Glass Animals, Clams Casino and Floating Points.
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There are small clams, like these, which are often used for cooking.
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Narrator: And in the end, we found about a dozen hard clams.
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So, yeah, clams aren&apost just fascinating; they might also be precious.
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Top with mussels and clams and a fresh grating of lemon zest.
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The final seconds of episode 4, "The Queen Of England," puts Sheila and her husband Joel Hammond (Timothy Olyphant) on the road to finding out the burgeoning zombiepocalypse can all be traced back to some bad clams. Clams!
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Two dishes reminded me of the Portuguese penchant for pork combined with clams.
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They manage to blow up Ruby's Clams and drive away without being caught.
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Ancient mahogany clams with sea aster are followed by cured beef and seaweed.
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The baked littleneck clams, however, were chewy and the lamb sliders were forgettable.
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The reefs attract invertebrates such as barnacles and clams, according to the program.
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The couples went deep-sea fishing and ate clams on the half shell.
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Me and Clams have always kept it organic with the way we work.
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I bet you've never thought about how giant clams will revolutionize future technology.
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That's because the clams have worked out a clever symbiotic relationship with algae.
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For that reason, Mike Boyd is the human embodiment of motivational clams guy.
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Top with another layer of rockweed, then add the clams, corn, and lobsters.
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We had fresh clams and fresh oysters today, straight out of the water.
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He splurged on vegetables but decided to pick his own clams for protein.
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Using a butter knife, pry the clams open and remove the top shell.
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When the murk clears divers bring up any giant clams that are revealed.
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The clams grand Lisboa is, I guess, a twist on spaghetti alle vongole.
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They chose to study cancers in mussels, cockles and golden carpet shell clams.
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It killed all the vulnerable pullet shell clams, leaving only resistant ones behind.
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Ashley clams up and promises that there's a lot more she doesn't know.
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The baked clams were also good, the breaded local littlenecks browned to perfection.
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Oh well, that just means more butter clams for me and the locals.
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People have been using these for thousands of years, fucking cooking fucking clams.
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Here's the full lineup: Shrimp, squid tentacles, calamari, clams, mussels, and baby scallops.
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The ancient shell also contained information about the environment the clams lived in.
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That's an excellent dinner, if you can score the clams, and quickly made.
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Similarly, Dr. Pidich's cards say that she can't eat clams, shrimp and lobster.
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They're setting traps and fishing and getting clams to sell at the market.
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She calls for firm, white-fleshed fillets, along with shrimp, mussels or clams.
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I made spaghetti with clam sauce, using canned clams, parsley and white wine.
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Drain, then add to the clams with the reserved chorizo and the parsley.
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Or, skip the buttery clams and serve raw oysters on the half-shell.
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Clams and fresh tomatoes, abetted by spicy peppers, suggest a white for sure.
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"Thirty years ago, all of our clams came from the bay," he said.
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Motorino's is dressed with fior di latte mozzarella in addition to the clams.
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There, any number of other foods are scalloped — potatoes, oysters, clams, onions, tomatoes.
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Siphons are essentially two connected straws that clams stick out of their shells.
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These fish pick up clams in their mouths, drag them over to something hard — a rock or coral — and then hurl the clams against it until the bivalves split open and the fish can feast on the tasty morsel inside.
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Linguine With Clam Sauce My only goal here is to make sure you know how good pasta with clam sauce is — and while fresh clams are truly delicious, canned clams can just quietly live in your pantry until the mood strikes.
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A Bloody Caesar is a seafood delight that's sometimes topped with clams or shrimp.
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The clams will add a bit of brine; chili flakes will imbue subtle heat.
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It came as a big relief, because I love scallops and mussels and clams.
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Giant clams are one of Buddhism's "seven treasures", along with gold and lapis lazuli.
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I baked way too many stuffed clams and now we'll have leftover for days.
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Unlike giant clams that sit atop the sand's surface, geoducks dig underneath the dirt.
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So yeah, Clams, your sound has become more mainstream in the last few years.
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In a large saucepan, heat the white wine and clams with 1 cup water.
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I dreamed of exploring its exotic world full of giant clams, octopus and sharks.
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But this isn't your Hoboken bro's spaghetti and clams—this is Missy Robbins' version.
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Typically, red knots dig into the sand to harvest clams with their long bills.
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Early poems often depict her foraging for food, gathering mussels, clams, mushrooms, or berries.
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The two researchers found no evidence of a virus in the soft-shell clams.
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Dozens of the beads were found in fossil clams at a Sarasota Country quarry.
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Add the mussels and the clams to the saucepan and add the white wine.
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There are few foods in this world that I avoid: bell peppers, raw clams.
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"I wasn't really mastering properly, I was just turning the volume up," says Clams.
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Linguine with clams, white wine, chiles and parsley packed a flavorful black-pepper punch.
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This shucking tool is an all-in-one that can handle oysters and clams.
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But the clams were wiped out 66 million years ago, just like the dinosaurs.
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I get whatever looks good, like crab legs, razor clams, lamb shank or ribs.
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Still, it's linguine and clams, easy to take for a whirl on your fork.
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Here's a great recipe for Thai-style clams in coconut broth, from David Tanis.
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Add the spaghetti to the pan with the clams and toss in the parsley.
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I loved making pasta with clams and bits of fennel sausage I'd ground myself.
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Whether digging their own or buying them, most people use briny, flavorful quahog clams.
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Cook the clams: Heat the olive oil in a large saucepan over medium-high.
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Main dishes ranging from clams, fish, duck sausage, and beef heart cost around $25.
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I like them with chunks of Parmesan, with raw clams, with coins of soppressata.
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Garlic, parsley and a splash of wine make the simplest sort of soupy clams.
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If you added mussels, scallops or prawns to the clams, no one would complain.
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Oysters, mussels, clams, and other animals need these ions to build up their shells.
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But no matter their size, clams have some truly bizarre stuff going on inside.
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Instead of just sucking food out of the water, giant clams farm it themselves.
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Clams, too, will form these shimmering clumps to trap irritants that enter their shells.
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If Santa Clarita straight up told us to be suspicious of Japopo's clams in season 1 and then gave us ravenous, zombie-creating Japopo's clams in season 2, it's more than likely there are more very pressing Easter eggs hiding in other episodes.
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An 1865 menu from the famed Omni Parker House hotel in Boston lists fried clams (for 40 cents) on its supper menu, and there are several references—some dating as far back as 1840—to fried clams in American cookbooks and gentleman magazines.
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Although they live in nutrient-poor water, they can grow up to 47 inches (120 centimeters) long because of symbiotic photosynthetic algae — the clams absorb nutrients the algae generate, while the algae live off nitrogen-rich waste from the clams, previous research found.
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They are the most popular and widely available clams, but if you have access to varieties like Manila clams (one of the smallest) or cockles (a small clamlike bivalve) then go for those, because they are sweet and mild and incredibly delicious.
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As weird as this will be to say, the answer probably lies with the clams.
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Mussels, starfish, clams, sea urchins—many of these creatures have a life stage that's planktonic.
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Clams contain more vitamin B12 than any other food and deliver protein, iron, and iodine.
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I put the baked clams in the oven and pour myself a glass of wine.
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The department told dealers to throw out the clams and mussels harvested from this period.
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Indeed, the men glanced over at the clams with curiosity but did not touch them.
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At college we'd be listening to Clams Casino and I thought that name was ridiculous.
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You are a gourmand, and you deserve to eat three delicious boxes of fried clams.
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Serve these clams up with a side of olive oil-drenched pasta, or grilled toast.
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I square the circle, with a recipe for grilled paella with shrimp, chicken and clams.
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Only two other similar types of cancer exist, one in clams and one in dogs.
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A bed of ice holds luscious seasonal oysters and coppery clams, all shucked to order.
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A linguine with white clam sauce was excellent, served with littleneck clams in their shells.
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So I shucked some clams, and I chopped them roughly and mixed them with batter.
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When the clams have opened and the fish is easy to flake, it is ready.
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And giant clams have hundreds of tiny pinhole camera-like light detectors on their shells.
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Once egg is set, place 6 pieces of littleneck clams on the rice paper. 7.
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The same semblance is seen amongst Cavatelli and Clams, or Veal "Blanquette" with Mushrooms & Sweetbreads.
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This is a far cry from the utter desperation of National Deep Fried Clams Day.
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More conventional are cumin-flavor lamb in a dry wok and sautéed spicy littleneck clams.
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Another mazemen is topped with grilled rib-eye, and yet another includes dashi and clams.
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She tucked into her clams oreganata and considered the new breed as an anthropological curiosity.
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My pearl couscous with shrimp, clams and tarragon is a reflection of my cheffy instincts.
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Tempted by some Maine sea urchins, slender Massachusetts razor clams or a rare blue lobster?
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Both are indicators of fresh shells found on the seafloor, still attached to live clams.
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There were clams and a prawn in the sauté pan, too, and they were excellent.
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They prefer to hunt for mussels and clams where the stones are most frequently submerged.
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Add the clams and cook for 1 to 2 minutes more, then add the wine.
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State officials have issued warnings about elevated levels of toxins in clams and other shellfish.
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Next are the crab toasts, then butter-bathed lobster tails, then linguine with local clams.
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Unlike their quahog relatives (the clam origin of Indian wampum), surf clams eschew muddy bottoms.
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Working in batches, dip the clams in the buttermilk, then dredge in the cornmeal mixture.
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The dispute pits the baymen who hand-rake for clams against the Frank M. Flower & Sons shellfish company, which uses dredge boats to mechanically harvest the clams and oysters it farms on a swath of 1,800 acres leased from the Town of Oyster Bay.
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As we're descending, we're gifted with the sight of a spotted eagle ray digging for clams!
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Below, the blue lips of giant clams open and close amid a jungle of multicoloured coral.
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I love bacon, but in this dish it overwhelmed the more delicate taste of the clams.
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Ruby's brother gave her disturbingly blood-red clams he found 90 meters deep in a cave.
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These clams literally turn people, like Sheila, Ramona, Ed, and who knows who else, into zombies.
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It states, quite simply, Mr. Schramm's areas of expertise: oysters, clams, artisanal cheese, wine and beer.
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But then, as the sound he helped create continued to spread, Clams kept a low profile.
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Screenshot via YouTube Clams Casino's album 28 Levels is one of Noisey's most anticipated summer releases.
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After the release of his last instrumental mixtape, Clams Casino released his debut album 32 Levels.
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Fried clams and the rustic roadside shacks that sling them are ubiquitous on coastal New England.
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Next comes the saffron, scallions, and clams, and then it's all topped it off with stock.
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Some species such as lobsters and clams manage to get around aging by continuing to grow.
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In a new study, scientists focused on iridescent cells in the exposed flesh of the clams.
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Filming, she said, was just like getting to sit with her grandfather again over fried clams.
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But Dr. Goff and his colleagues could not locate any pullet shell clams with this disease.
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"Happy as Clams: The Musical," a live musical adventure set in Long Island's Great South Bay.
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They don't gorge on the mahogany clams, buried in underwater sand, that can live for centuries.
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You don't even need to shuck the clams if you don't want to face the labor.
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And to make broiled cod with clams and chouriço for dinner when the game is done.
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Only recently has the water become clean enough to support shellfish like mussels, oysters and clams.
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I wished that he had spent more time perfecting his "stuffies," the state's famous baked clams.
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Classics like eggplant parmigiana and linguine with freshly shucked clams were deftly prepared and nicely balanced.
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Opener "Rune" builds around traditional Clams tools: trap hi-hats, pitched-down vocals, and murky synths.
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New Jersey producer Clams Casino has shared the fourth iteration of his signature instrumental mixtape series.
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Finish the mussels and clams with a pinch of fennel pollen and chopped parsley on top.
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The maximum temperature would have about reached the limit for mollusks like clams, the researchers said.
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Read it right now, right through the steamed clams scene and the cigarettes to the end.
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When prompted on this, he all but clams up, hesitant to go on record about retirement.
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"You could fill a five-gallon bucket of clams in a half an hour," he said.
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Steam mussels or clams and remove from their shells, freeze, then use in chowders and soups.
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For a simple first course, I wanted something fishy, but easy: steamed clams with snail butter.
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Here is where you take a pass on the familiar medleys of clams, scampi and swordfish.
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The annual harvest of hard clams, for example, has fallen more than 4503 percent since 1980.
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In some places this increasing acidity is dissolving the shells of creatures like clams and shrimp.
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The surveys go against the White House's clams that Comey was highly unpopular in the bureau.
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Recipes: Arroz Gordo | Glazed Pork | Turmeric Chicken | Chile Shrimp | Garlic Clams | Portuguese Sangria cooking cooking cooking
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We dug into plates of fried fish and grilled clams smothered in a thick garlic sauce.
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Boats called dredgers still harvest these clams for food and bait off New York City's beaches.
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Recipe: Fragrant Thai-Style Clams in Coconut Broth And to Drink ... Unlike a Mediterranean clam preparation, with which you would want an incisive dry white, this Thai-style dish demands a wine that will stand up to the rich, assertive Asian ingredients that will flavor the clams.
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The large menu included 28 ice-cream flavours, tender sweet Ipswich fried clams and butter-grilled "frankforts".
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Or is he a weird side effect of the virus that forms after you've eaten bad clams?
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Also, there's a case of bad Serbian clams, some Nazis, and now Shiela might be a deity.
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While my favorite toppings are far less controversial than clams, I still fully expect to hear opposition.
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The awful one, a linguine with white clam sauce, again was brought down by those chewy clams.
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"The one thing I could mass eat if I unleashed myself is linguini with clams," says Alley.
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Instead of flat, featureless desert, they found vents teaming with tubeworms, mussels, clams, crabs, snails and shrimp.
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She surfaced about midway through the 2003-minute dive, having scooped up a cool half-dozen clams.
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Prepare the food: Place all the clams and potatoes in mesh seafood bags and tie them off.
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Mugi To Olive serves a delicate triple soup of chicken, hamaguri clams, and niboshi (dried baby sardines).
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To remove any lingering grit, soak clams in a bowl of lightly salted water for 20 minutes.
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Then lift the clams out by hand so the sand remains at the bottom of the bowl.
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From New York to Prince Edward Island, these clams have suffered from aggressive tumors since the 1970s.
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Cook the mussels and clams for about 5 minutes or until all the shells are open. 6.
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It's not overstating much to say that Clams Casino is one of the architects of modern rap.
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Almost single-handedly responsible for the "cloud rap" sound that defined early 10s alt-rap, Clams, a.k.a.
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Once the clams are cool enough to handle, remove the meat from the shells, discarding the shells.
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Must Eat: The whole fried clams from the takeout counter at Giordano's Restaurant (a mainstay since 1930).
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Grilled sardines, fried calamari, fish soup and pastas sprinkled with clams, mussels and shrimp are menu standouts.
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Clams casino toast, gnocchi with corn, and tongue pastrami are a few of her new menu items.
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The third product, Atlast, is a meatless alternative to chicken, steak, bacon, scallops, clams — you name it.
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I always order the same thing: peperoni fritti (blistered peppers) and linguine alle vongole (linguine with clams).
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Erik speaks thoughtfully and deliberately on most any subject but clams up when the subject is himself.
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You could use a few in Jason Epstein's classic old recipe for pasta with clams and jalapeño.
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Brachiopods are shell-bearing marine animals that resemble bivalve mollusks like clams, but have different shell structures.
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It broods, and it's hazy, and if you said Clams Casino produced it, no one would blink.
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Mind you, virtually the only Italian thing about the tagliatelle with clams at Babs was the tagliatelle.
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Recipes for Manila clams with sorrel and cream, and charred cabbage with miso and lime, are keepers.
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An early-morning trip there, especially after a storm, could produce perfect clams almost eight inches wide.
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I had ordered a cup of chowder that was hot and creamy, thick with potatoes and clams.
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Fascinated by the clams, I'm put in touch with a local who catches longueirão for a living.
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Fry the clams: Mix the flour, cornmeal, Old Bay, salt, and black pepper in a large bowl.
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"DOES HoJo still serve fried clams?" asked a Howard Johnson's patron, using the nickname for the restaurant chain.
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Down the block is an old-school Brooklyn-Italian dining room serving linguine, veal parm and clams casino.
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The cockles, mussels and clams feeding unobtrusively on the seabed don't tend to ignite quite so much excitement.
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Fitzgerald: With bivalves—clams, oysters, mussels, scallops—you're much more likely to end up with a sustainable choice.
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This year's lineup at Mosswood Park features Iggy Pop, X, Buzzcocks, Shannon and the Clams, and many more.
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Clams immediately projects himself as a smart, capable guy, the details-minded counterpoint to Lil B's grandiose ideas.
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Very good Mediterranean things come out of the restaurant's wood oven, like clams with sherry, garlic, and toast.
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Most of today's video displays rely on light sources such as LEDs, while giant clams only need sunlight.
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Protective gloves and bibs are provided for extracting the meat of unshelled shrimp, crabs, clams and so forth.
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GARDEN CITY "Happy as Clams: The Musical," a live musical adventure set in Long Island's Great South Bay.
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Dishes added to the typical steakhouse offerings include razor clams with pancetta and garlic, and Dover sole meunière.
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In New England, clams are actually dissolving in mudflats—a preview of the negative effects of ocean acidification.
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Then on Tuesday, perhaps you could try Toby Cecchini's recipe for linguine with smoked bacon, leeks and clams.
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But there are also baked clams with pancetta, swordfish Milanese-style, a chicken breast and a pork chop.
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Bar food includes razor clams casino, black bass ceviche, a soft pretzel with pimento cheese, and crispy artichokes.
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When you sniff around a pile of money and the other side clams up, they are hiding something.
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Steamed clams for dinner is this father's dream, with jalapeño brown butter and lots and lots of toast.
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Whole pepper, allspice and mace, each a teaspoonful; make this hot and then pour it over the clams.
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Eventually you'll start experimenting: pouring the sauce over roasted fish, or steamed clams, or crisp-grilled pork chops.
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They were also turned away by an upmarket seafood restaurant serving caviar and steamed clams amid security concerns.
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In a matter of minutes, the clams are open and ready to eat, swimming in a tasty sea.
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They're topped with clams, hoisin sauce and duck prosciutto; grilled squash, Sichuan oil and chevre; and other combinations.
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In a separate pan, sauté mussels and clams with olive oil, garlic, and fresh pepperoncino until they open.
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Pull the clams and divide them into bowls while the remaining stock cooks down at a furious simmer.
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That gold lamé kimono decked out in fluttering petals (or are they lamé clams?) is to die for.
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Just grab some oysters, mussels, clams, and corn from the supermarket, boil it, and partake in the tradition.
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There are good animals in the ocean that live for a long time, like tortoises, whales, and even clams.
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The season 1 ending revealed clams were the true culprit all along last year; the world simply didn't notice.
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In fact, as season 2 proves, the clams are entirely to blame for Santa Clarita's human-hungry zombie problem.
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Each year, Lanfear describes, thousands of walruses spend their summer eating clams revealed by the thaw of warm weather.
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Bats use their strong teeth to crush clams, which they spit out and pick apart for the fleshy pieces.
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And when the Night King clams gets a second spear, the suspense of this sequence flies through the roof.
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Consuming filter-feeder mollusks such as oysters and clams from red tide water can lead to neurotoxic shellfish poisoning.
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I have a huge lunch of two chicken breasts with a bit of brisket, clams, polenta, and kelp noodles.
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It's worth noting that giant clams, despite their remarkable survival tactics, are disappearing across the world due to overfishing.
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But now Clams Casino is preparing to release his new album, 32 Levels, and Lil B is on it.
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Meanwhile Clams lives in luxury and sips coffee in an expensive-ass house, and Keyboard Kid ruminates in nature.
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The protagonist in Pam Nasr's directorial debut, Clams Casino, prepares and eats this same dish for a virtual audience.
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HoJo's would go on to popularize the dish nationwide (and claim it had invented fried clams in the process).
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"Everything clams up in this cold," Paula warns me as we walk into the yard she grew up in.
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Instead, load up on sustainable small-fish species including sardines and mackerel, and shellfish such as clams and mussels.
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Even stranger, the cancer cells in the golden carpet shell clams did not develop from the species's own cells.
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We order raw prawns, pasta with clams and mussels, baked mussels, octopus meatballs, and a jug of house wine.
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Clams stare out of their shells, their goggle eyes bearing down on you as if they know your secrets.
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I drove through town and out to the beach, where residents and visitors like to dig for razor clams.
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Soft-shell clams, the second-most-valuable marine catch in Maine, also set a state record at $22.5 million.
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There is a raw bar near the door packed with ice and piled high with fresh oysters and clams.
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He said that his mother would cook up six-course meals, steak, pork chops, clams, different meals every day.
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When the tide ebbed in midafternoon, a man dug for clams on the far end of a sand bank.
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The Houston rapper usually clams up around the paparazzi ... now he's opening up, as slow as it might be.
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QUAHOGS include a variety of delicious hard-shelled clams; I use littlenecks in this delicious linguine alle vongole recipe.
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As we entered, the crew was busy arranging mussels, clams and oysters in shallow bowls on beds of stones.
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Shellfish was abundant, too; huge coastal beds were stacked with oysters, clams and mussels, just waiting to be plucked.
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Ipswich, Massachusetts Erected in 1938, the Clam Box in Ipswich, Massachusetts, resembles a takeaway box full of fried clams.
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By dissolving old coral, the clams release the calcium carbonate back into the water for living coral to use.
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And international trade in clams, mussels, oysters and scallops — all of which are shipped live by air — is growing.
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The small, hard clams that fishermen dug from Little Neck Bay and sold to restaurants became known as littlenecks.
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The team found that nearly a quarter of the shells had come from living clams retrieved from the water.
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It's not just crabs, either: Oysters, clams and plankton all rely on the same carbonate ions to strengthen themselves.
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What's unusual about this situation (and where swamp gas comes in) is the way these clams get their food.
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Lucinid clams live 5 to 25 centimeters below the sediment, in a dense mat of tough sea grass roots.
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Despite being mollusks, like clams and oysters, these animals have very large brains and exhibit a curious, enigmatic intelligence.
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It was a different man — a busy man — delivering oysters, clams and mussels on the morning of January 12.
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Or you could go more luxe, with David Tanis's recipe for a Catalan shellfish stew of lobster and clams.
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"Most people are way more interested in bones and teeth than they are in snails and clams," she says.
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About 200 boats from their community floated offshore, and on the riverbank families sorted catches of fish and clams.
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For my purposes, a big bowl of clams bobbing around in a broth of their own qualifies as soup.
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Go with the white—it's velveteen with clams—or, better yet, begin with a juicy pile of fried calamari.
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Still, it was not until considerably later in the 1920s that the taste for these clams hit the mainstream.
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Mussels and clams give this seafood stew some heft, but lightly stewed chickpeas add a welcome change of texture.
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Like oysters, mussels, and scallops, clams are bivalve mollusks — aquatic invertebrates encased by a shell made of two valves.
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Benji: This right here is my recently collected, my recently collected clams, and I have a lot of them.
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Add the filtered broth to the pan with the simmering fish but keep the mussels and clams separate. 3.
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Steaming clams takes just a few moments to get them perfectly cooked and perfectly flavored without making them too rubbery.
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Add the remaining oil and butter, the spaghetti and reserved cooking liquid, and the clams and toss well to combine.
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In one area near Taytay, corals cling to sturdy metal frames, and a garden for giant clams has been established.
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In the meantime, fish lovers can content themselves with the Mediterranean paella, served with clams, mussels, calamari, shrimp and chorizo.
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The menu mentioned Manila clams, those tender, thumbnail-size beauties, but the ones in our dish were large and tough.
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" Here's how the company describes it: In "clam blitz,' competing inklings are tasked with collecting clams scattered around the stage.
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So now the stage is littered with clams, and there are multiple items for players to possess and compete for.
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Take "Dre," the most obvious example of trappy, hip-hop beats, sparse like Clipse, A$AP Rocky, and Clams Casino.
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Pierce's taste in food was true to his New England roots and included fried clams, clam chowder, and apple pie.
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Would artists like Rihanna and Travi$ Scott sound the way they do now if it weren't for Clams Casino's influence?
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Carefully loosen the clams from the bottom shell and place on a small baking sheet lined with coarse salt. 2.
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Head-on shrimp, oysters, clams, and bright, super-fresh uni are all on the menu, and on Mr. Wonderful's table.
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Nashville has hot fried chicken, Austin has brisket, Los Angeles has taco trucks, and New England's got its fried clams.
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The same can be said of Clams Casino's 32 Levels, which is just tastier with an extra dollop of bass.
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After examining the DNA, they confirmed that the cancer cells in different clams all came from a single common ancestor.
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Sweet potato fries are given a Southern spin and topped with chorizo, clams, tomatoes, sweet corn, and chopped green onions.
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So studying them and the plastic inside them could be more insightful than looking at creatures like fish or clams.
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We were growing vegetables and going to the beach and digging for pipis (clams) and dragging a net for flounder.
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This makes it challenging to get the quality of clams they like for dishes such as their signature stuffed quahogs.
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Krill, some clams, and humpback whales will be some of the biggest losers in the Antarctic region, the study said.
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So he supported a plan to create an area to raise clams and fish that would be protected from poachers.
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I like the bite from chile flakes in the linguine with Manila clams, but not the overrun of olive oil.
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Or anyone else who has dreamed of wearing a bandoleer of clams and shrimp to feed to eager zebra sharks.
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Soon, the team had nine burrowing giant clams resting comfortably on flat, color-changing pH-sensitive foil in lab tanks.
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Among the highlights: pipi clams tossed with bursting pods of the native succulent karkalla, and grilled Moreton Bay bug tail.
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A lawyer for the company, James Cammarata, said that the baymen collectively harvested as many clams as the company did.
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Pigs in a blanket, roasted bone marrow, clams in white wine, and a grain bowl are some of the appetizers.
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These clams, Dr. Higgs confirmed in a recent study, form a significant portion of the lobsters' diet at these reefs.
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The group sniffed the samples and noted any pleasing aromas: Play-Doh, Concord grapes, tomato juice, clams, Kraft American Singles.
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But the spicy broth can be put to good use, too, in a stellar casual dish of clams and spaghetti.
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Fried seafood made with fresh, never-frozen clams, scallops and calamari are favorites, as is the hero sandwich from 1973.
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City Kitchen A traditional chowder of corn, potatoes and clams is like a clambake in a bowl, minus the lobster.
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One table ordered the Trump Tower, a soaring pile of seafood stacked high with lobster, oysters, clams, and shrimp ($120).
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Before he was a photographer, he designed strange, charming hats that looked like giant clams, floppy fish and even octopus.
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Oysters, mussels, clams—they're filter feeders, so any time you put a bivalve farm somewhere, it actually makes the water cleaner.
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Scientists have discovered a hellish, sulfur-eating, worm-like relative of clams living in a Philippines bay, a new study reports.
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Because, everyone, the clams at Japopo's — "J-A-P-O-P-O-apostrophe-S" — are what turned Sheila into a zombie.
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Transfer dough to a semolina-dusted pizza peel and sprinkle with about half each of the cheese, oregano, clams, and garlic.
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Following tributes and a new music video, today we're hearing a new Peep track—"4 Gold Chains"—produced by Clams Casino.
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As for Italian food, I have to admit that I eat it very rarely, but I absolutely love spaghetti with clams.
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Forget about steak frites—serve your meat with fried clams instead, and you'll be the master of the surf and turf.
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She ladles some of the tomato liquid into her shakshuka pan, and nestles her clams so they're just about fully submerged.
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Once boiling, add the clams and cook 5 to 10 minutes until they open and rice grains are clearly visible. 4.
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Limpets, cockles, barnacles, razor clams, and whelks all make appearances on the menu or at the fish counter at Honest Weight.
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The linguine con vongole was packed with clams in a subtle white wine sauce with just the right amount of garlic.
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To learn more about the white color, the scientists analyzed live giant clams of the species Tridacna maxima and Tridacna derasa.
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Styled after the popular seafood stew from San Francisco, this stripped-down version is all clams, potatoes, and earthy, savory, aroma.
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We like a basic corn chowder that we can slurp before we take aim at a bowl full of steamed clams.
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Through a myriad of amusing characters, it constructs a complex zombie lore involving clams, bile, and Serbian knights among other things.
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It's easy to fill up on these chorizo-stuffed clams, so don't forget to save room for all that grilled meat.
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Transfer to the bowl with the cornbread along with the bacon, clams, parsley, and scallions and toss well to combine. 5.
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Like the roughly comparable beatmaster Clams Casino's assorted instrumental mixtapes, Mutant fits the soundscape genre in form but not in feel.
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These specific clams were known as Torreites sanchezi and rudist means that they have two shells, with a hinge connecting them.
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But diners will get a soft-shell clam belly broil made with Ipswich clams, a popular menu item in its day.
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Recent highlights included the croqueton de txuleton (a crisp meat-filled croquette), briny preserved clams and paprika-dusted Galician-style octopus.
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In particular, he said, consumers should watch out for clams, mussels, oysters and other bivalves that may come from contaminated water.
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But her mom's version required just going to the beach with a plastic bucket and digging for clams in the sand.
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Front Burner The seasonal ramen at O Ya in NoMad teems with steamed clams in a lighter chicken and clam broth.
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The carrot crepe with littleneck clams, an immediate Instagram star, is both a novelty and a fine way to start dinner.
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After the clams are clean, Beville stacks the bags amidships, one after another, distributing the weight so the boat won't tack.
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Also on the menu are churrasco steak, salpicon rillettes made with shredded short rib, and black clams poached in coconut milk.
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A big pot of steamed clams would always be welcome, whether flavored with garlic and parsley, or with lemongrass and chiles.
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" When racist jokes get only bigger laughs, he switches to gags about sticking his fingers into women's butts and their "clams.
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Bussers are dressed in black T-shirts with The Original Baked Clams printed on the back, a stirring if undocumented claim.
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It is silky-soft, alongside buttered clams and shishito peppers, some of which have been stuffed with brandade, battered, and fried.
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Being on a ship, there's plenty of seafood to choose from like mussels, clams, ceviche, and these little shrimp cocktail cups.
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Research has shown that razor clams can use their foot to liquefy the ground around them, essentially turning it into quicksand.
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And then there are giant clams, which can grow more than a meter long and weigh as much as 250 kilograms.
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A former seafood inspection official told the Times he'd avoid "clams, mussels, oysters, and other bivalves" until the shutdown is over.
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Thick-shelled halves of clams and mussels, washed-up jellyfish that looked like glitches in the landscape, oblong blurs in the sand.
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It produces a neurotoxin, domoic acid, that works its way up the food chain, building up in shellfish like crabs and clams.
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In particular, live imported shellfish—oysters, crabs, lobsters, clams, and mussels—arrive dry, stressed out, and full of metabolic waste and bacteria.
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Due to Sloan's sustainable, non-invasive fishing practices, the great and the good of the food world champion his urchins and clams.
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The trial is being held behind closed doors and Segev&aposs clams in the case against him have not been made public.
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According to TCPalm, Nelson Agosto was dismayed by the size of the clams in the meal he ordered from Crabby's Seafood Shack.
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Clams Casino would come sit down and record the whole session through the room, not through the computer, but through the room.
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With Ed a confirmed, now dead, zombie, it's safe to blame the Japopo's clams on all the zombies running around suburban California.
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A short distance from the village, residents can fill their larders with moose, seals, whale, walrus, geese, ducks, fish, clams and berries.
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It is also the first time the state has closed any part of the coast to harvesting mussels and soft-shell clams.
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The album isn't just worth the wait: It's a strong argument for Clams as the pop auteur he's secretly been all along.
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Mussels, oysters and clams are thought already to produce a tenth of all methane and nitrous-oxide emissions from the Baltic Sea.
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Produced by a type of algae, this toxin accumulates in the crabs, clams and scallops eaten in large quantities by sea otters.
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Already a quiet presence in the film, she clams up even further, but positively radiates anger and humiliation in her husband's presence.
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These otters, now dubbed Siamogale melilutra, likely swam around the shallow, swampy waters of ancient China, hunting for clams and other shellfish.
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American lobsters tend to be less expensive in China than other live seafood, such as spiny lobsters and geoduck clams, she said.
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In addition, the researchers want to see if structures like those found in giant clams might improve the efficiency of solar cells.
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But last year, Stephen P. Goff, a molecular biologist at Columbia University, and his colleagues found contagious cancer in soft-shell clams.
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But they did discover that DNA in the tumor cells carried a genetic sequence not found in healthy cells in the clams.
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Even a scant amount of liquid in the bottom will create the steam necessary to open the clams and release their liquid.
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Moxy in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, is known for its tapas menu, which offers guests pork belly bites, short rib, clams, and mussels.
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Ziska and a clutch of deputy chefs served the mahogany clams, explaining that they are among the ocean's most long-lived creatures.
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Steamed hard-shell clams were excellent in ponzu sauce, and thin slices of octopus made a welcome appearance with crunchy marinated cucumbers.
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In the South China Seaisland-building and fishing for giant clams are crushing some reefs beyond the possibility of recovery (see article).
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Baked clams were fresh and well seasoned but came covered in a garlic lemon sauce that was not mentioned on the menu.
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Expect crispy uni paella balls, pork belly with clams and yuzu, miso sausage on a potato bun, and cucumber salad with trout.
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The data collected from the shell helped the researchers piece together parts of Earth's past, as well as the evolution of clams.
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From the sea, they could feast on limpet, mussels, clams, brown crabs, spider crabs, sharks, eels, sea breams, mullets, dolphins and seals.
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She remembers a seafood cocktail sold near the beach: steamed plates of mussels and clams, sometimes oysters, soaked with lime and herbs.
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Decades ago, researchers had suspected that the clams used acid, as well as perhaps sanding down the stone using their rough shells.
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A decade before, he said, two people had died collecting clams, and their families had been struggling to win compensation ever since.
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Later, after eating an entire bowl of tagliatelle with clams, Brainin announced that the recipe needed six more grams of olive oil.
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Pipe pasta with clams is supple and surprising thanks to the crème fraîche and a sneaky hit of heat from poblano peppers.
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After slurping leche de tigre and spearing clams with one, I am prepared to say that ceviche is the spork's highest use.
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During my most recent visit, the antipasto of grilled razor clams and scallops was on par with a three-star Michelin delicacy.
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But when Hawley digs for clams at the shore, he always has his back to the sea while he watches the people.
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Named after a 19th century poet (Raimundo António de Bulhão Pato to be precise), bulhão pato is a style of serving clams.
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The fresh seafood selection was impressive, as well: huge containers of geoduck, clams, crab, sea cucumber and a wide variety of fish.
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Food Alliance, a non-profit organization, has comprehensive guides to shellfish farms and recommendations for shellfish, including oysters, clams, mussels, and geoducks.
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Next, we added the fresh clams, which only take a minute or two to cook, and a generous splash of white wine.
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One of the newest residents at SeaWorld in San Diego weighs 10 pounds, naps in a crib and devours clams and shrimp.
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Yes, we waited in line for Di Fara's pizza, Lundy's clams, and chicken feet and tripe at our favorite dim sum palace.
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Fresh pasta and clams are the only thing she brought to the kitchen today, adhering to her guiding principle that simplicity is key.
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When the woman then asks Alexa if she has any connection to the CIA, Alexa completely clams up and literally shuts down...twice.
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It verges on a sauce for the gleaming hunk of cod at the center of the bowl, surrounded by wild shrimp and clams.
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The RDA is just 2.4 micrograms (µg) but if you ate 3.5 oz of clams, you'd get a whopping 33 µg of B12.
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While the opening of Banja's spillway is sans-soundtrack, I'd suggest something on the relaxed, instrumental side, like Nujabes, Whitewoods, or Clams Casino.
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A couple players took it to the MTV summer beach house in the Hamptons, where it was filled with raw clams and oysters.
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Remove from the heat and transfer the mixture to a bowl with the breadcrumbs, clams, clam juice, parsley, lemon juice, and Worcestershire sauce.
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For diners choosing to go down the more adventurous rabbit hole, precious ingredients such as sea urchins or mahogany clams could be introduced.
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They did this until there was a neat pile of clams over which Guk splattered gasoline; then he lit them all on fire.
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Guk explained that although he too is Chinese, he grew up in North Korea and used to cook clams like this with friends.
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Caviar bursts lend the langoustines, clams, and octopus tendrils the salty taste of the sea, before smoothening out in a soft butter sauce.
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"We're going to be changing some snowshoes for some flip-flops and we're going to go from fried clams to jambalaya," he said.
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Place the clams on a baking sheet and put in the oven for 2 to 3 minutes, until they just begin to open.
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This recipe has mussels, clams, shrimp, and three kinds of stock; not exactly traditional, but in the words of Bissonnette, "Who cares, man?"
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Clams and scallops, he said, have a hard time creating the calcium carbonate they need so their shells can form and take root.
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But yeesh, for $50,000 less, I could select the Jag and be pretty doggone blissed out and, you know, HAVE 50,000 EXTRA CLAMS!!!
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Giant clams are native to coral reefs of the Pacific and Indian oceans and can live up to 100 years in the wild.
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Instead, the scientists matched the cancer's DNA to pullet shell clams, which live in the same intertidal beds off the coast of Spain.
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Some people just want to eat chicken tikka masala alone in bed or enjoy some linguine with clams at a table for one.
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A wild mushroom risotto with truffles, and a lemon-pepper fettuccine with rock shrimp, razor clams, crab, zucchini and jalapeño were just right.
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In New Haven, Mr. Freedman's pizza loyalty lies with Zuppardi's Apizza and its clam pies, for which the clams are shucked to order.
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Our favorite special was the bowl of delicate clams in a scrumptious sake broth, a marriage of wine and brine made in heaven.
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The design team — especially Jason Sherwood (sets) and Linda Cho (costumes) — gives us haunting underwater vignettes involving a giant turtle and declaiming clams.
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My grandparents built it overlooking a bay that partially emptied with the tide and clams squirted their whereabouts to be dug for dinner.
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Only a few are known other than the canine tumor: two in Tasmanian devils and others recently discovered in mussels, cockles and clams.
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Wedge salads, baked clams and a cheeseburger give you some idea of the menu, and red-checked tablecloths are part of the décor.
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For instance, for the main course she prepared bucatini alle vongole with little neck clams, cockles and a less traditional ingredient — chili guajillo.
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Also, no shells from oysters, clams or shrimp, large fruit pits, glass, metal, china or plastic, and no grease or commercial drain cleaners.
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We stopped first to poke around for clams, hunting for tiny holes that promised a clam an inch or two under the sand.
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Carbone, down the street, serves three styles of baked clams side by side, and I don't think any of them outdoes these oysters.
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We share bread and olive oil, a Caesar salad, and clams in white wine while we chat about our Colombia itinerary in November.
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They also may have swum underwater to retrieve live clams to later shape into sharp tools and scrapers, according to a new study.
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For a little variety, check out "Fish Bowl IV," in which the Los Angeles Clams take on the Buffalo Gills, at 4 p.m.
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There is also an everything ceviche, into which Mr. Caballero will toss the whole fish market: clams, mussels, octopus, squid, shrimp and corvina.
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In a way, you could think of clam chowder as a vegetable soup with clams, so adding market-fresh zucchini makes sense, right?
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Or fregola may replace rice for a juicy risottolike dish made with clams or other shellfish, with small amounts of broth added incrementally.
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Cockles are small clams, more common in the UK than in the States, and, apparently, they're pretty popular on Star Wars' planet Gargon.
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Unlike many popular summer destinations in Maine, Vinalhaven has no shacks selling fried clams, or tourists clad in stripes and prim boat shoes.
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The clams are steamed open in sizzling butter and rendered pork fat, along with a little celery, browned garlic and dry white wine.
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The simmered lamb used to gambol in the Hudson Valley, the croquetted topneck clams were raked in off Long Island and so on.
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We want to be eating the animals that have the most reproductive potential: sardines, mackerel, all of the shellfish, shrimp, oysters, mussels, clams.
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These fossils include animals both big and small, ranging from clams on the sea floor to large creatures that lived on the ocean's surface.
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But what makes it hard to put down is the flavor of clams cooked in cream and white wine that suffuses the whole thing.
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It's probably fair to say most of us would sit on urine for 11 hours to avoid losing one and a half thousand clams.
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He earns his living over a small period of the year diving in cold waters to harvest sea urchins and mahogany clams by hand.
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Amnesia Scanner, Forest Swords, and Clams Casino will also play; see all 22 of the first round of artists announced today on Sónar's website.
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Fadell clams up after this outburst, but I later hear there is a dispute brewing between one of the Future Shape companies and Apple.
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Last year, a Florida man was arrested after repeatedly calling 911 to complain about the "small" clams he was given at Crabby's Seafood Shack.
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The priciest high-rise rounds up the usual suspects — oysters, clams, jumbo shrimp — along with those oysters Rockefeller, a whole lobster and blue crab.
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The rustic eatery features oysters and clams, harvested a few hundred feet from the restaurant, along with specialties, like smoked fish and salted cod.
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A day-boat stew of monkfish, scallops, clams and mussels was also satisfying, though the saffron broth could have used some aioli for zest.
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That would certainly explain how the creature isn't broken down by stomach bile — even antifreeze and bleach can't kill Ruby's Serbian clams, which bite.
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It's kind of like how ASAP Rocky, another former cloud-rapper, removed himself from that Clams Casino sound and started making moombahton with Skrillex.
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First he assumes a police officer he hasn't met is male; then he vindictively refers to a bunch of clams as bitches (long story).
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Research in this vein tends to focus on the similar threats faced by calcifying marine life such as corals, clams, oysters, and sea urchins.
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For decades, white wine, garlic, and meaty clams have been coming together in American kitchens in a perfect balance of fancy and comfort food.
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Instead, they found dozens of glass beads inside of fossilized clams, most of them inside fossils of Mercenaria campechiensis, also known as southern quahogs.
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Legend has it that one day after digging for clams in the Great Marsh, instead of steaming his haul, Woodman decided to fry them.
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Despite all his successes, for 20 years, he earned extra cash diving for clams in the loch: "I'm quite happy being here," he says.
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There was nothing subtle about the sautéed baby clams, a special, which I ordered as an appetizer (it was also offered as an entree).
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Nor in the challenge of picking those clams from their shells with chopsticks, which I strove to do to the very last delicious morsel.
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Small red knots with short bills could not reach the clams, so they had to make do with the less nutritious sea grass roots.
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Oysters and clams hold up well with a cornmeal coating while frying, but scallops are even better in a beer batter like this one.
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Rhode Island-style "stuffies," or baked clams (right), are packed with pretzel stuffing and linguiça, a kind of Portuguese sausage, and topped with uni.
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We ordered the House Super Bowl Congee and received an enormous bowl packed with surf clams, shrimp, scallops, salmon, grouper and other sliced fish.
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When these clams die, they collect particles inside their shells until sediment and materials build up on top of them, sealing the shells closed.
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The menu is mostly made up of a fish from local fishermen and, with the exception of clams and mussels, everything is wild-caught.
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No butter in this dish either, just puréed garlic and other aromatics with tomato water and the sweet brine that drips from shucked clams.
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There was a lot of seafood and we had lots of dishes from Wes like clams with a raw tomatillo chili, which was amazing.
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Guitars twitch, electronics sputter and Clams sings in a style probably not far off from a kidnap victim's attempts to shout through duct tape.
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We recommend thick steaks, or anything with a shell (like oysters or clams) or protective outer coating (like lobster tails and ears of corn).
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After recent collaborations with Clams Casino, Flume, and Gorillaz, Long Beach rapper Vince Staples released his second studio album today called Big Fish Theory.
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Still, if this didn't make me want to pull out those old Clams Casino beat tapes... You can watch the "Dark Spring" video above.
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The first seasonal menu will include dishes like chilled pea velouté with razor clams and mint, and heritage chicken with ramps and shallot coulis.
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With a bit more effort, you could make a clam chowder pizza; some seared scallops over pasta; or Thai-style clams in coconut broth.
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This month, the Lobster Place in Chelsea Market is selling hand-harvested razor clams from Maine, and expects to have them next month, too.
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Razor clams, market price (around $11.50 per pound for 10), the Lobster Place, Chelsea Market, 75 Ninth Avenue (15th Street), 212-255-5672, lobsterplace.
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Lucinid clams specifically "have a very distinctive sulfur signature, because of the way they produce their food through sulfide-based chemosynthesis," Dr. Higgs said.
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A tasty starter, these clams are usually brought out alongside toasted bread where dripping lemon, parsley, and shellfish meat can be cleanly mopped up.
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You could, as the first settlers did, roast some sea ducks, which offer rosy red breast meat the flavor of clams and rain bait.
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Well, you need to know how to eat crabs, crack open clams and mussels, interact with other otters and imprint on reliable otter superiors.
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It's exquisite: a tender crêpe, decorated with petals and sunflower seeds, draped over carrots and plump littleneck clams, swimming in butter and carrot juice.
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Invertebrate groups that experienced diversification included horseshoe crab-like trilobites, clams, clam-like brachiopods and a group called gastropods that included snails and slugs.
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The Post reported that the South Atlantic blob, first identified in 2012, similarly caused algae to bloom, clams to die and changes in fishing.
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Or if clams appeal more than mussels, you could make linguine with littlenecks, roasted tomatoes and caramelized garlic: "Saturday Night Fever" on a plate.
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Like oysters and mussels, clams are bivalves, a kind of mollusk that&aposs encased in a shell made of two valves, or hinging parts.
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We know the zombie virus was caused by a case of bad clams, and that all infected zombies are now coughing up these red balls.
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Diving into this a bit further, the scientists discovered a specialized arrangement of muscles similar to the "catch" mechanisms found in clams and other bivalves.
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Since I already told you I take food convictions very seriously, here are my thoughts — I love seafood and am a big fan of clams.
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He opens clams into a rustic, heady sauce made with n'duja, continuing to explain that this concept is quite prevalent in French and Italian food.
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DIGENOVA: So they were happy as clams if they had somebody who was feeding her information, they didn&apost care about the genesis of it.
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The clam chowder's ample portion of clams was outdone by its even more generous amounts of bacon and potatoes — stewy, but not at all sludgy.
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And so far, three kinds of contagious cancers have been discovered in the wild — in dogs, Tasmanian devils and, most recently, in soft shell clams.
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Scotsman Roddie Sloan supplies sea urchins and mahogany clams to some of the world's best restaurants, from Noma in Copenhagen to St. John in London.
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The idea being that players will gather clams as a team and need to carry them forward to push the frontlines of the battle forward.
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Since qualifying in 2014 he has had only irregular work on fish farms or diving for razor clams, sometimes earning less than £100 a day.
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Producing color the way giant clams do could lead to smartphone, tablet and TV screens that use less power and are easier on the eyes.
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After four long years away, Clams Casino has announced the release of Instrumentals 4, his latest collection of sounds from his long-running instrumental series.
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An Ocean State classic, these stuffed clams are full of bread, chorizo, and butter, because Rhode Island might be small, but it sure is mighty.
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After you've downed a lobster roll, knocked back a few fried clams, and positively stuffed yourself with fries, it's time for something cold and sweet.
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French fries, perfectly crisp and incredibly addictive, are another option, though you may want to think twice before pairing that with fried whole-belly clams.
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When the birds arrive in Mauritania in July, the smaller juveniles with shorter beaks cannot dig deep enough to eat their regular diet of clams.
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They criticize the Philippine government for not doing anything to stop Chinese fishermen from harvesting giant clams and collecting fish with dynamite and cyanide fishing.
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The pan also works for clams, shrimp, bacon-wrapped sea scallops and escargots for a crowd: Cast Iron Oyster Grill Pan, $39.95, Crate & Barrel, crateandbarrel.com.
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Or if it's not, you could make Rhode Island clam chowder; swap out the clams for fish, if you can't find cherrystones or top-necks.
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The Manhattan clam chowder, for instance, speaks well for the honest appeal of clams cooked up with a little bacon, tomatoes and a few aromatics.
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Arranged under or over the big orange circle of the crepe are buttered littleneck clams, carrots in several forms and a cluster of sunflower seeds.
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The poor luck of clams and mussels then offers a new way into understanding the very thing that makes cancer kill in the first place.
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This wasn't Flood's first choice—he wanted razor clams—for the menu today but you wouldn't be able to tell by how amazing it tastes.
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Out of the kitchen comes a fiercely hot bowl of stir-fried British clams, tossed in fresh turmeric, three types of chili, and holy basil.
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The island has clams, osprey and golden forsythia foaming like champagne in the spring, but lacks a hospital, a movie theater and home mail delivery.
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For a more ambitious breakfast of summery lobster rolls or fried clams, you can't really beat the good vibes and no-frills atmosphere at Littleneck.
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I use it as a dipping sauce, for steamed clams, and as a medium in which to warm bay scallops before serving them with toast.
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It just has a counter with 2718 seats for raw-bar items, clam chowder, pots of steamed seafood, clam pizza and, of course, clams casino.
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Shot in 4K as well as 3-D, the film provides detailed views of creatures like tiny plankton, giant clams and a seemingly curious hammerhead.
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Garlic, fresh herbs, clams, and a sprinkle of salt and chili flakes is all it takes to make fresh spaghetti into a mouthful of wonder.
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The research not only answers an old question about how these clams burrow, but also implies ways in which they contribute to the reef ecosystem.
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A wealthy couple snacked on gandofli, clams, in the Greek Yacht Club of Alexandria, where the moneyed jostle for a table overlooking the glistening harbor.
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Over the years, I have eaten many bowls of pasta with clams that have been rewired by a chef who was trying to stand out.
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Humboldt Bay is a productive habitat for clams, among them steamers, horsenecks and Martha Washingtons, that thrive in its muddy sand and nutrient-rich water.
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"I'll show you where I get those razor clams," Mr. DeCarlo said to Mr. Forgione as they strolled through Chinatown before service one recent afternoon.
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Their tunnels are often safe harbors for fish and crabs, while the leftovers they toss out the back get eaten by passing shrimp and clams.
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It seems as if anyone who has ever held one of these clams, and marveled at its heft and size, has considered its possible uses.
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In exchange for a place to live, the algae provide the clams with byproducts of photosynthesis, such as sugars, allowing them to grow into giants.
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Or you can drink it with a seafood dinner, especially one you eat with your hands: fried shrimp or clams, white bait, nothing too formal.
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One of the great musical traditions of the 2010s is waiting, Christmas-like, for Clams Casino to drop the latest installment of his instrumental mixtapes.
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Cell-within-cell arrangements between species are common in nature, but up until this point it's only been seen in creatures like coral, clams, and insects.
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It's a muted listen with atmospheric production from Clams, and sees Peep firmly at home in the emo-meets-trap territory that he helped to found.
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The Clams are such a telegenic band, really all you have to do is put them in front of a camera and magic and madness ensue.
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"Ghoshal also notes that the clams' light-making mechanism could "lead to more efficient solar cells, which would require a smaller [collecting area] for generating energy.
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The squid ink adds a slightly salty flavour, but you also get a hit like when you eat oysters or clams—that slightly iode [metallic] flavour.
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Chopped veggies, peeled potatoes (stored in water in the fridge), stuffing, chilies, shucked clams, diced Brussels sprouts — all will reside happily in the prosaic little receptacle.
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As it has grown, the menu evolved to include burgers, cheesecake, clams on the half shell, frog legs, chicken burgers, cold beer, and other seaside things.
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While the seafood options are bountiful—clam bakes and lobster and whole belly clams—and rich, you're definitely here for the boisterous, open-air dockside atmosphere.
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Initially, Soper suspected that the outbreak was due to contaminated water or freshwater clams, and he started talking to those in the house about their illnesses.
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Tables are equipped with portable gas burners topped with a copper pot to cook the otoshi (appetizer)—usually rescued clams steamed in kombu dashi or sake.
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Because fresh mussels, clams, scallops, and oysters are truly delicious, and, honestly, some of the fastest and most fool-proof types of seafood you can cook.
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A statue stands in a glass case at the rear of the shop, overlooking an ice chest of frozen bunker and a bucket of live clams.
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His tender, kidney-shaped Italian-parsley fregola, made with water-chestnut and chickpea flours and served in a bowl of garlicky steamed Manila clams, is delightful.
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You can see the influence of those kitchens in the way he treats falafel as a showcase for vegetables and carrots as a backdrop for clams.
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There's new fire from Clams Casino, a set of banging samples from Randomer and Cadans on Neighbourhood to contend with, plus a gooey offering from Brassica.
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Fresh cod featured prominently on the tasting menu at Liliyot instead, and in lieu of the octopus, squid, mussels, and clams you'd enjoy at Maruja Limón.
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" Right after you can hear Clams Casino's return to Basedworld and Lil B with "Witness," as well as TTNG's mathy and cool "A Chase of Sorts.
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Kingfish with sunchokes and marinated clams, black cod pastrami with rye sour cream, and pork chop with half-sour pickled mustard greens are some other choices.
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The fossilized mollusk shell belonged to a group called rudist clams, which grew quickly and recorded their lives in daily growth rings visible in the shells.
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Slurp at your chowder, bite at the softness of the toast, enjoy the clams and give thanks to GH and to yourself for heeding her call.
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We didn't dare touch the sea urchins poking their spines out of coral nooks and giant clams that I'd heard could cut a person's limbs off.
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They are a mystery insofar as why anyone would ever eat one when there is fried chicken in the world or, for that matter, fried clams.
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Black families stay all over the island now, huddling over lobster rolls or fried clams from Chilmark to Edgartown, but that was not always the case.
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There are also New York tavern favorites, like a burger of dry-aged beef, chicken liver pâté, littleneck clams and a 2342-day aged strip steak.
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This is meant to be a small first course, just four or five clams per person, but feel free to increase the quantities for larger servings.
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Tuskfish are adept at using tools (they carry clams around, for smashing on well-chosen rocks), while cleaner wrasses outperform chimpanzees on certain inductive-learning tests.
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The hunters find where the clams are buried by spotting telltale holes in the mud, then plunging in with fists or shovels to pull them out.
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Casey Allen, a longtime clam digger, said that with farm-raised clams available in the market the warnings were enough for him to take a pause.
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He speculated that the otter might have mostly preyed on the clams and shellfish, rather than on the large land animals that lived in the area.
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There are also stuffies, the fist-size baked clams loved by Rhode Islanders, though Mr. Hyland said he would use more modest littlenecks instead of quahogs.
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Arrive before the fish shops along this famous, not-quite-faded Italian strip in the Bronx take in the iced clams and octopus for the night.
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These clams on the half-shell are packed with so much buttery, garlicky breadcrumbs, you almost don't even notice the little clam meat tucked inside there.
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CONNECTICUT: Famed New Haven pizza spot Frank Pepe's is home of the white clam pie, which contains oregano, grated cheese, chopped garlic, and fresh littleneck clams.
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He tries to bargain with Ruby to buy literally all her clams — all 5,000 of them — but she's already set up shipments for them all over California.
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What you get for 800 clams is a drone that flies just as steadily as the $1,000 Mavic Pro and even faster than the big bad Phantom.
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A few streets back from the waterfront in Tanmen, elegant boutiques sell jewellery and curios fashioned from the giant clams—and clam shells are still stacked outside.
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For Soft Hair, Eat: Red meat, dark-meat turkey, beans, oysters, clams Pumping iron makes you stronger — and scarfing it down does the same for your hair.
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In person, Clams is reserved but friendly, sporting a bushy beard and plain gray T-shirt, happily sharing thoughts about his process and stories about his collaborators.
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Dishes include winter-vegetable bagna cauda, grilled clams with chiles and bread crumbs, whole-wheat spaghetti with smoked ricotta, and pike with salsa verde and roasted potatoes.
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Fried clams might be the quintessential seafood shack snack, but they're surprisingly easy to make at home—plus, helpful recipes for your own cocktail and tartar sauce.
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Pam Nasr's short film Clams Casino centers on a young woman struggling to reconnect with her mother but successfully connecting to thousands of viewers and eaters online.
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"The tribunal also found that Chinese authorities were aware that Chinese fishermen have harvested endangered sea turtles, coral and giant clams on a substantial scale," it stated.
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The menu for the dinner was a lengthy one and included a full salad bar and a chilled seafood display with crab, oysters, jumbo shrimp and clams.
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Seafood cavatelli was another winner, offering calamari, shrimp and clams in shells in a tomato-tinged lobster cream sauce, but sans the capers the menu called for.
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Bjarti Petersen, a professional diver who works for a fishery, suggested that Faroese fishermen have an aversion to mollusks because they use clams and mussels as bait.
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A single large shrimp and some bites of a sea bass, for example, were overrun by a cockles convention — I stopped counting these little clams at 30.
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Adding crumbled saffron to the eggs can turn pasta a brilliant gold and add perfume to a dish, perhaps saffron linguine with brothy steamed clams or mussels.
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Cioppino alla Barese brought a basin of clams, shrimp, scallops, calamari and other selections from the sea, bathed in a light marinara on a bed of linguine.
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And we can't wait to try David Tanis's new recipe for an Italianate fish stew that pairs any white-flesh fish with clams, tomatoes, saffron and thyme.
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Nero clams his imperial rights and asserts that the people will follow him; Seneca argues that with power comes great responsibility, that the law must be honored.
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My pal Doc Willoughby has a nice recipe for a turf-centric paella with rabbit and chorizo; and another for a seafood paella with shrimp and clams.
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The menu offers every imaginable creature from the sea: squid, octopus, haddock, tuna, prawns, oysters, clams, swordfish, to name just a few, and prepared every which way.
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The sloping 3½-quart enameled cast iron vessel is extremely versatile and can cook paellas, risottos, frittatas, clams or mussels, in addition to braising meats and poultry.
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In the fall, fishermen cast in the moving waters of the channel below for striped bass or bluefish; others rake for clams in the adjacent shallow pond.
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Tetsuya Komatsubara, 77, has operated a pair of small fishing boats out of Yokosuka for six decades, diving for giant clams, once abundant in waters off Tokyo.
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My own recipe, for grilled paella, meets those two numbers in the middle for a classic surf-and-turf, with chicken and chorizo, littleneck clams and shrimp.
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This photo gives a glimpse inside the restaurant, which is on the waterfront and has menu items like salmon tartare, steamed clams, poached lobster, and Dove sole.
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But once you've made a batch or two of good dough, you could use the stuff to make a plain margherita pie instead if clams don't appeal.
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There are brick walls, white tablecloths and wines on display at this traditional Northern Italian restaurant, which serves dishes like linguine with white clams and chicken scarpariello.
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A more promising opening move, and one that will help place Cédric and Ochi Vongerichten's mental map of Indonesia in perspective, would be the Jimbaran-style clams.
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Speedy Romeo: This Clinton Hill joint turns out wood-fired pies with perfectly chewy crust and seemingly outlandish toppings—like clams and pancetta, and pastrami with mustard.
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