CLAMS .............................................and...
PRAWNS ..........................................are...
GOOD
FRIENDS !
Sure they are, and like ginger and spring onions/scallions that are buddies too. They are ALL my good friends. If I put two formidable pairs in ONE plate, it's BEST OF BOTH WORLDS!
Steamed clams and prawns, with egg white
A rough assembly of fresh manila clams, heads-on prawns, green onions, ginger ==> steamed for 8-9 minutes (Note: making sure not to overcook them but importantly don't under-cook them!); and adding whisked of egg white + dash of rice wine/cooking wine at the last one minute, then continue steaming till the 9th-1oth minute...DONE! Yes. It is that easy and highly recommended when you have fresh seafood.
(This recipe is similar to how I steam prawns here. Check that out as well, if you are interested.)
Just taste the natural juices and unspoilt flavors of fresh seafood.
What can I say ?
In conjunction with Sustainable Seafood Choices during the month of October's National Seafood Month, this recipe uses sustainable seafood choices as suggested by Monterey Bay Aquarium West Coast Seafood Guide. The manila clams used in this recipe are almost from an entirely farmed-source, categorized under "Best Choices" in the West Coast Guide and the prawns I have bought are USA farmed-prawns also classified as "Good Alternatives" in the guide. Find out more about Sustainable Seafood Month - Teach a Man to Fish.
Do you follow a similar guide when you buy seafood?
Tag: prawns, shrimps, clams, steamed seafood, seafood
Wow! U had me droooooooling there!
ReplyDelete*drool over prawns & clams*
ReplyDeleteLooks so yummy!
ReplyDeleteMmm...were you humming that Christmas song while cooking? ;o)
ReplyDeleteooh...they look so good.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and delicious!
ReplyDeleteLooks so appetising, love steam seafood.
ReplyDeleteI usually don't think about sustainable farming practices for shrimp. However I do avoid farmed salmon.
ReplyDeleteMmm clams and prawns. It's so simple but so tasty :) You should do that black bean clam recipe thing. I don't know what's in it, but I loved getting it at restaurants and pouring the gloopy sauce over my rice and sucking up those delicious juicy morsels of clam.
ReplyDeleteToo bad i kenot eat too much seafood, I am allergic to it but sometimes greedy still eat anyway.
ReplyDeleteMmmmMmmm...delicious!
ReplyDeleteThat broth must be extremely flavourful.
ReplyDeleteAll that fresh seafood looks wonderful - and congrats on the award! Very impressive prawns!
ReplyDeleteI eat out 99% of the time. And I rarely order seafood except sushi.
ReplyDeleteAm not a fan of cooked fish. I prefer them raw.
Love the dish you posted. It resembles paella valencia.
That's an interesting idea... if I could find the fresh seafood with cheap deal anywhere in England... :(
ReplyDeleteYou're soooo lucky! Look at all that delicious seafood, I'm totally drooling. :)
ReplyDeleteas a fan of seafood, i love the way u make this! steam to maintain their natural juices and sweetness... yum! u hv to pass me a spoon!
ReplyDeleteSAHM, I absolutely love steamed prawns, clams, crabs etc etc
ReplyDeletexinyun, need tissue? :P
east meets west, indeed!
mw, hahahah.....LALALALLAL!
cooking ninja, no mussels here though.
big boys oven, yep! One of the best ways to deal with fresh seafood.
jadedone, will try next time.
firehorse, oh dear!
little corner, yums!
cynthia, you know your food :)
katiez, thanks!
ming, that's another perspective....chinese style though.
I'm quite the opposite. I seldom take raw fish :O
windy, yes yes...you need fresh seafood!
amy, you are so close to fresh seafood too, ya? :)
daphne, just wash your hands. No need spoons. Tuck in, girl!
got the link from the round up of sustainable seafood blog event. tempting recipes as well as the pictures ^_^
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