Family Recipes » Stuffed Quahogs
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Posted Wednesday, April 27, 2011, at 12:07 pm by Lynne:Classic New England Portuguese summer day snack. LOVE these.
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What to do with a full basket of quahogs? Eat them raw, steam or fry them, maybe even make a chowder. But how about stuffing them with linguica and sautéed aromatic vegetables? This recipe is a favorite of Bea's family. She used to make so many they'd be lined up on the counter, on the sink, on the refrigerator. After all, if you're lucky enough to have a basket of fresh quahogs and Bea's patience, why not make a day of it and stuff them all. You'll be so glad you did.
Optional - Top each cooked quahog with a pad of butter!
Note - Stuffed quahogs freeze well wrapped in freezer bags. Increase cooking time accordingly or thaw in the refrigerator before cooking
Bea Viera is the mother of 7 children, the youngest being how2heroes CEO Lynne VIera. Can't think of a better test kitchen than Bea's. She has perfected many delicious recipes, many of which she has been kind enough to share with how2heroes. Bea is also somewhat of a prodigy. She paints and plays the piano and guitar beautifully, having had little-to-no training. She is a true Renaissance woman and an inspiration to us all.
What to do with a full basket of quahogs? Eat them raw, steam or fry them, maybe even make a chowder. But how about stuffing them with linguica and sautéed aromatic vegetables? This recipe is a favorite of Bea's family. She used to make so many they'd be lined up on the counter, on the sink, on the refrigerator. After all, if you're lucky enough to have a basket of fresh quahogs and Bea's patience, why not make a day of it and stuff them all. You'll be so glad you did.
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