From: Gay Gilmore
On Oct 13, 2002
Perfect. Absolutely the right balance of garlic and heat. I actually left all the clams in the shells to retain all the cooking liquid and make it easier on the chef — the final dish is more difficult to toss, but I feel like i get more clams when I have to slurp them off the shell myself. I was surprised to find we were out of white wine, but vermouth seemed to work just as well. This was just right and so fast. To be added to the weekly repetorie.
From: KitchenManiac
On Mar 30, 2003
This is just too delish to explain!!! Such a quick meal, but wonderful flavours! It is as good as what you would get at a real fancy fancy restaurant.
Being a real garlic freak...instead of just 7 cloves of garlic, I used 2 heads of garlic...and sauteed it with one big white onion...and it was just wonderful. How we like it at home. I didn't have any hot chilli peppers, so I used quite a few generous dashes of paprika powder to make up for the heat. It worked FINE..
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Also to make it easy for myself...after cooking the garlic, and onion, i just threw in my raw clams (still in the shell) with 1 cup of white wine, and half a small bottle of clam juice.
This recipe is just wonderful. I do realise that I have made quite a few changes, but it was just that I got a bit carried away with the wonderful aroma of everything. And I used angel hair for the pasta. TRY THIS RECIPE!!
Mean Chef THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!
From: Paja
On Apr 7, 2003
This....was....FABULOUS! So simple, so healthy and SO delicious! I didn't change a thing (except I had huge garlic cloves so only used 4, and unforunately only had dried herbs-I can only imagine how it would be with fresh!) My husband was actually "drinking" the remaining sauce off the plate! It was a bit of work to "shuck" the clams (but on the advice of a website, for those of you who want to make this recipe, boiling them for 15 seconds makes them much easier to open, without them opening up entirely and losing the precious "jus"). Thank you, Mean, for sharing your expertise with us! Sue
From: barbie66
On Jan 12, 2005
This is a great recipe for white clam sauce, and I was happy to see that no butter was used (healthier). I followed the recipe exactly, although at the end I added just a touch of cream, and it was dynamite! I violated the traditional Italian rule of no cheese on fish sauce — I served over angel hair and sprinkled with parmesan and more fresh parsley. Thanks again Mean Chef! --Marla, AZ
From: Annacia
On May 29, 2008
I had to do this wonderful recipe a great disservice by using canned clam's and dried herbs. It was still outstanding. I used spinach pasta and there is a lot of rich flavor in the oh so easy sauce. This is truly one of the fastest and best pasta with sauce I have ever made (and I have made a lot of pasta!). Loved the red pepper flakes. Another complete winner from Bev. Made for Photo Tag.
From: catalinacrawler
On Jun 11, 2009
here's another 5 star review for this recipe!! very yummy and i love that it didnt have a really heavy sauce like alot of the others i checked out before deciding on this one.
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