White clam sauce for pasta try this: 2 table spoons of butter 2 tablespoon of flour 1/2 cup of milk 1/2 cup of bottled clam juice stir the butter and flour in a sauce pan till the flour is kind of of transparent. Add the milk/clam juice and stir until slightly thickened 1 or 2 strips of bacon cut into pieces 1/2 onion chopped 1 clove garlic chopped 2 cans chopped clams fry the bacon to almost crispy and add the onions and garlic to cook till transparent. Add the chopped clams, the thickened milk/clam juice mixture and simmer till slightly thickened.
Add the chopped chives and cook a little more. Tweek this as you like it. More bacon, garlic or clams...maybe some finely chopped red bell pepper, etc.Make variations on this theme.
This was delicious. Although, I have to admit to changing the recipe after reading almost all of the reviews, and looking at a few other recipes. Romano or Parm.
For sprinkling on top. Melt butter in deep saute pan. Add flour and spices, combine well.
Add olive oil, wine, and juice from clams. Simmer over low heat until well combined and reduced a bit. Right before adding cooked noodles to sauce add the minced clam meat and whipping cream to sauce--this keeps clams from getting rubbery.
Toss well to coat. Serve with grated cheese. Made for anniversary dinner.
Easy, impressive looking, wonderful!
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