Microwave-steamed Manila Clams and Cabbage

Cooking in a microwave is easy. This is a simple recipe which I cook in spring when cabbage is in season. The highlight of this dish is the cabbage, but the broth tastes great too.
Don't overcook the clams once they open up. You won't need additional seasoning as the clams and bacon gives a salty kick, but add salt if needed. Recipe by Suu
Microwave-steamed Manila Clams and Cabbage
Cooking in a microwave is easy. This is a simple recipe which I cook in spring when cabbage is in season. The highlight of this dish is the cabbage, but the broth tastes great too.
Don't overcook the clams once they open up. You won't need additional seasoning as the clams and bacon gives a salty kick, but add salt if needed. Recipe by Suu
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Get rid of any sand in the clams. Rinse the cabbage and tear into pieces. (Larger pieces are best). Cut the bacon into 2 cm slices.
- 2
Lay the cabbage and bacon on a large heat proof dish. Place the clams on top and pour white wine over them. Tear the butter and sprinkle on the dish.
- 3
Loosely cover with plastic film and cook in the microwave (for about 6-7 minutes at 700 W). Once the clams open, flip over, and they're done. Sprinkle on ground pepper if you like.
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