Easy! How to De-Sand Manila Clams or Surf Clams

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Since there's only two of us, I always buy a small pack of manila clams. I thought up this ratio for removing the sand that only uses a small amount of water and is easy to remember. This is my memo.

If only using a small amount of clams, you can use a flat bottomed bowl to remove the sand. (The main photo shows the clams in a small colander rather than a tray.) Recipe by Sasakimei

Easy! How to De-Sand Manila Clams or Surf Clams

Since there's only two of us, I always buy a small pack of manila clams. I thought up this ratio for removing the sand that only uses a small amount of water and is easy to remember. This is my memo.

If only using a small amount of clams, you can use a flat bottomed bowl to remove the sand. (The main photo shows the clams in a small colander rather than a tray.) Recipe by Sasakimei

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Ingredients

  1. 300 gramsManila clams
  2. 250 mlWater
  3. 1/2 tbspSalt

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    Dissolve the salt in the water to make salt water.

  2. 2

    Line the clams on a metal rack place in a tray (see Helpful Hints) without overlapping. Pour the salt water over them until the tops are just sticking out.

  3. 3

    Cover with a newspaper and place in a dark place for 1-2 hours. This is for using clams bought at the supermarket.

  4. 4

    Rub the shells together as you rinse with water and then you can use them in your cooking.

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