Clams, cherrystone is easier to cook with than it looks. Here's how to choose, use, and store it, what to substitute, and 7 recipes to get you started.
| In Chinese: | 蛤,cherrystone | |
| British (UK) term: | Clams, cherrystone | |
| en français: | palourdes, noyau de cerise | |
| en español: | almejas, cherrystone |
There are 7 recipes that contain this ingredient.
Broiled cherrystone clams smothered in a fiery compound butter loaded with garlic, shallots, Dijon, and fresh herbs. Ready in under 20 minutes for a showstopping seafood appetizer.
Chinese-style steamed stuffed clams with cherrystones, minced pork, ginger, scallion, and soy. A dim sum appetizer with delicate seafood layered over savory pork in the half shell.
Enjoy this succulent seafood dish made with cherrystone clams, green bell peppers and a bit of lemon juice.
Almejas Guisadas: Basque-style steamed cherrystone clams in white wine, garlic, olive oil, and parsley. A simple one-pot Spanish seafood dish ready in 30 minutes. Serve with crusty French bread.
If you love the taste of clams, then why not try this simple recipe that will have you head over heels for it!
Italian linguine with anchovy and clam sauce in olive oil, white wine, garlic, and rosemary. A southern Italian pasta classic built on pantry and briny shellfish.
I prefer cherrystones for baked stuffed clams and clams casino. The chowder clams are best chopped for use in soups and sauce