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To begin with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook mike's ez garlic clam linguine alfredo using 28 ingredients and 12 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Mike's EZ Garlic Clam Linguine Alfredo:
- Take ● For The Garlic Alfredo Sauce
- Take Bertolli Garlic Alfredo Sauce
- Make ready Bertolli Parmasean Alfredo Sauce
- Make ready Quality Pre-Steamed Baby Clams [to be added last - drained - rinsed -reserve fluids]
- Take Shreaded Parmasean Cheese [+ reserves]
- Prepare Fresh Garlic [smashed and fine minced]
- Prepare Artichoke Hearts [optional - in water - fully drained]
- Take Fresh Chives [minced]
- Prepare Mushrooms [your choice - i used portablla - clean out black fibers - chopped]
- Prepare Red Pepper Flakes
- Make ready White Pepper
- Prepare Fresh Parsley [+ reserves]
- Prepare ● For The Shelled Clams
- Take Package Whole Shelled Clams [rinsed - frozen, pre-steamed or fresh - i used pre-steamed - rinse]
- Make ready Quality White Wine
- Get Butter
- Take ● For The Noodles
- Get Linguine Noodles
- Make ready Olive Oil
- Take Salt
- Get ● For The Bread
- Make ready Fresh French Bread
- Take Plain Garlic Or Honey Butter
- Make ready Garlic Dipping Oil
- Prepare ● For The Garnishments
- Get Shreaded Parmasean Cheese
- Make ready Fresh Parsley
- Prepare Opened Hard Shelled Clams
Steps to make Mike's EZ Garlic Clam Linguine Alfredo:
- Here's all you'll need.
- Use an Alfredo brand like Bertolli. Or, even a more affordable brand like Ragu Alfredo. Neither will lend that funky metallic taste that many brands do.
- Chop all vegetables and add everything [except for canned clams & juice or reserves] in the ● For The Garlic Alfredo Sauce section to a large pan and simmer for 15 minutes. Stir regularly. Slowly add clam juice as needed [if] your Alfredo Sauce becomes too thick. But, know you don't want your sauce too runny.
- Preheat your oven to 325°.
- Rinse your drained clams in a strainer under cool water in case of sand. Refrigerate.
- In the meantime, begin your noodle water boil. Add a dash of oil and 1 tsp salt to water. At boil, add your noodles and boil 2 minutes [under] manufactures directions. Drain noodles. Do not rinse.
- Place your bread directly on your oven rack. Warm for 5 minutes. Serve with room temperature butters.
- Place drained noodles and clams in your simmering sauce. Mix well. Keep covered for two minutes. Add additional clam juice again if your sauce appears too thick due to the noodle absorption. She will thicken up with sit time.
- Mix with forks. Lift and seperate your noodles to fully incorporate them.
- If using raw clams, scrub your shells and pull any beards. In a separate pan, place your butter and white wine. Bring to a simmer. Add your shelled clams and tightly cover. Simmer until all clams have opened. About 3 minutes if raw. If any do not open, disgard them. They're bad. If employing pre-steamed, steam for 1 minute or until heated.
- A, "stand alone," presentation by one of my newer, less adventurous students who just couldn't bring herself to eat or even touch actual shellfish. ;0)
- Serve pasta hot with warm fresh bread and butters to the side. Garnish dish with steamed clams, fresh parsley and shreaded Parmasean cheese. Enjoy!
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