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The Pacific Littleneck clam is native to the Eastern Pacific and is the smallest size of clam. The littlenecks we sell are cultivated sustainably in the Pacific Northwest. They’re delicious steamed on their own, or toss in your favorite herbs, white wine, a cheeky knob of butter, or maybe even a bowl of pasta. They’re great in a New England-style chowder too or cioppino if you’re in the mood to feast!
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Go to recipe →Littlenecks can be consumed raw (see this link: https://www.nytimes.com/2001/11/26/dining/cooking/oysters-and-clams-the-raw-and-the-cooked.html), but they’re typically enjoyed cooked.
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Littleneck clams are farmed sustainably in the Pacific Northwest and available year-round.
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Pacific Littleneck clams may be small in size, but they pack a punch when it comes to flavor. These clams are native to the Eastern Pacific and are sustainably farmed in the Pacific Northwest, making them a great choice for the eco-conscious seafood lover. Their taste is sweet with a hint of brininess, and you'll find their texture to be tender yet satisfying. If you're wondering how to prepare them, you're in luck—these clams are a breeze to cook. Steaming is a classic way to enjoy them, letting their natural flavors shine. However, feel free to get a bit adventurous in the kitchen. Toss them with some fresh herbs, a splash of white wine, and a bit of butter for a simple yet elegant dish. They also make a wonderful addition to pasta or can elevate a traditional New England clam chowder. And if you’re feeling like something a bit more robust, try them in a cioppino stew. However you decide to cook them, Pacific Littleneck clams are sure to add a touch of coastal charm to your meal.
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