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Clam Sauce
1 chopped onion
vegetable oil
1 large can crushed tomatoes
1 small can tomato paste
1/4 tsp.salt
1/2 tsp. pepper
1/8 tsp ground cloves
dash cayenne (sometimes I do, sometimes I don't-if you like a kick-do it!)
bay leaf
1 can chopped clams (I usually use 2 or 1 chopped and 1 minced)
Heat 1/4 cup vegetable oil and saute chopped onion about 10 minutes. Add can tomatoes and paste and broth from clams putting clams aside.
Add the rest of the ingredients but not the clams yet.
Cook about 20 minutes while getting linguine cooked and ready.
Serve over linguine with Italian or French bread-sopping up the sause is heaven!
Glass of wine, crusty bread-YUMMMMMY!
I love clam sauce. I make a homemade red for my husband but for me? I LOVE white clam sauce. And ya know what's funny, I grew up on the canned Progresso white clam sauce. Me and my mom had it often and I still do when the urge hits. This looks wonderful!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI have to admit that I've never, in my looong life, tasted clams nor clam sauce/soup. Living out here in West Texas, I guess it was too hard to find fresh clams.
ReplyDeleteI sure am going to save this recipe, tho...just in case!! :O)
Nancy, some of those old recipes are wonderful. Those gals were very creative cooks and had a talent for creating something from nothing. This looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteGREAT!!! recipes.
ReplyDeleteGeri
My husband wood like the red sauce and I would like the white sauce--go figure! I have never made it, but this looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteI so wish I liked seafood...however, my husband would LOVE this recipe! It sounds pretty easy too which is great!
ReplyDeleteHope you have great weekend!!!
:) T
I love all kinds of pasta dishes. Thank you for sharing this one. Love its history!
ReplyDeleteOh it sounds yummy! It would be perfect for a cold school night ~ quick and hearty! I love tried and true recipes that have been handed down.
ReplyDeleteJo
Thank you Nancy, we love clam and usually I prepare the linguine with the butter garlic and clam. I will do it your way for a change. Ciao Rita
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