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Clam Bake
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CATEGORY
CUISINE
TAG
YIELD
4
Servings
INGREDIENTS
16
lg
Or
4
Lobster tails —
Frozen-thawed,ok
4
c
Parsley sprigs
4
lg
Ears
Clarified Butter
20
sm
Clams — in shells
Corn — halved or 8 sm
INSTRUCTIONS
Thoroughly wash, drain, and rinse clams in salt water (1/3 cup salt to 1
gallon water) three times. With kitchen shears, cut down both undersides
of lobster tails; pull off thin underside membranes. Tear off eight 2 1/2
foot lengths of heavy aluminum foil for each packet. Place 1 cup parsley
sprigs in center of each packet. Arrange one lobster tail, four large
clams and the corn, on top of bed of parsley. Repeat with remaining
ingredients to complete 4 packets. Drizzle Clarified Butter evenly over
lobster, clams and corn in the packets. Seal tightly. Place packets seam
side up, on grill (or directly on coals). Cover and grill over medium heat
for 20 to 25 minutes or until lobster is bright red and cooked, and clams
are opened. (Discard any unopened clams). To serve, remove lobster, clams
and corn from packets to serving plates. Spoon juices over the seafood and
corn. Serves 4. This is very good served with fresh garden salad and of
course coleslaw. A fresh loaf of home-made bread is a bonus - or rolls. We
usually serve with assorted fresh fruits for the desserts - with a little
whipped cream. Simple - but well received.
Recipe By : KTarb
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