Introducing my Japanese Steamed Clams recipe, a dish that embodies simplicity and the natural flavors of clams! This traditional Japanese dish combines just four key ingredients: fresh clams ...

White Wine Steamed Clams, I mean doesn’t that sound heavenly! I have done clams on the grill before but I really prefer to steam them because you can add more flavor to the clams as they cook!

Turn the heat to medium-high and steam the clams for about five minutes, or until they're done. When the clams are cooked, put the spring onions on top and drizzle with the hot oil. Serve ...

This time, we'll saute and steam frozen clams with cabbage and snap peas. Taking advantage of the natural saltiness of the clams, we've kept the seasoning simple. After cooking with sake and water ...

Add the roughly chopped coriander and clams. Cover and allow to steam for 4-5 minutes or until the clams pop open. Turn into a serving dish, scatter with a little more coriander. Serve with good ...

Steamed clams are easy to prepare, and make for a tasty casual dinner when served with melted butter. But with just a little more work, you can cook clams that make a hearty, delicious dish fit ...

Many clams are best cooked simply in a small amount of flavoured liquid such as sherry, cider or stock to steam them open. Amandes clams work well in Clam chowder and palourdes or surf clams are ...

Turn up the heat up to medium high and tip in the mussels and clams immediately followed by the dry white wine. Cover with a tight-fitting lid, give the pot a gentle shake and cook undisrupted for ...