How to Degrit Manila Clams
I saw this tip on TV and thought it was interesting, so immediately tried it out. I adjusted the amount of water and method to suit my style.
I use the hot water from an electric kettle set to 50℃. That way, I don't have to take the temperature of the water.
To make nice and plump Manila clams, enjoy them cooked with Chinese chives and salt. For 1 bag. Recipe by AZberry
How to Degrit Manila Clams
I saw this tip on TV and thought it was interesting, so immediately tried it out. I adjusted the amount of water and method to suit my style.
I use the hot water from an electric kettle set to 50℃. That way, I don't have to take the temperature of the water.
To make nice and plump Manila clams, enjoy them cooked with Chinese chives and salt. For 1 bag. Recipe by AZberry
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- 1
Rub together the Manila clams in hot water heated to 50℃, and let sit for 5 minutes.
- 2
The water starts to appear gray and cloudy as the sand begins to come out of the clams. After 5 minutes, the Manila clams should have popped open their shells and should be ready to use in your favorite dish!
- 3
*If you have the time, it's best to let them sit for about 15 minutes.
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