Thanks for the great tip Rich. What a good idea!
Jayne
Thanks for your kind comment – so happy you loved them
]]>Here are some suggestions. Make sure to buy super fresh clams. I’ve cooked clams that seemed fresh, when maybe they were not, and they ingrained the broth with a bitter taste.
Also, make sure your garlic is fresh. Cloves should be completely white in color without any green sprouts, because the green part can also make the broth bitter. Don’t overcook the garlic because it can turn the sauce bitter. You want the garlic fragrant but not too browned.
Lemon rind has a bitter flavor. Be sure to use only the juice of a fresh lemon and do not add the whole lemon or any part of the rind.
Since clams come out of the sand it can be almost impossible to remove all the sand. If desired, use a fine mesh strainer when adding clams to the sauté pan to remove any additional remaining sand.
Thanks Yvonne, we hope these suggestions help.
Jayne
Thanks for your kind comment! We are so glad to hear they were a hit.
]]>Glad you enjoyed the recipe. Love the addition of mussels. Great idea. I am a salt lover but agree that you can use unsalted too! Thanks for your kind review.
Jayne