Today’s Japanese Cooking Style is Sake Steamed Clams or あさりの酒蒸し in Japanese. This is a very delicious Dish and very easy to make and the family will enjoy this. Let’s get our ingredients ready to make our Sake Steamed Clams.
Ingredients
300g Short -necked clams
1 cup water
5㎝ × 10㎝ konbu kelp
a little of soy sauce
salt
Instructions
Soak the clams in salted water for about 30 min to allow them to expel sand, wash the clams well by rubbing them together.
Put the 1 cup water, ½ cup sake, konbu kelp a little of soy sauce and the clams in a pot, and place over a medium heat, cover with lid.
Simmer for 5-6 min, when the shell have fully opened, arrange the clams in a bowl, and pour the simmered liquid.
Notes
There you have it. Hope you enjoy this, until next time let’s cook together. 次回は一緒に作りましょう~^^/~~ PS: If you enjoy my Daily recipe subscribe to my RSS Feed and I also have available my first e-Book, which FREE to you for coming by and reading my Japanese CookingRecipes. Thank you..
Mmm..Sake Steamed Clams looked like a very delicious meal. I never try this kind of recipe myself. Well, I’ll practice this recipe at home soon. I wish I won’t fail. Thanks.
I was born in Honolulu, Hawaii and now living in Osaka, Japan. I have been in Japan for about 12 yrs now and loving every single moment of my life here in a beautiful country. I’m a English teacher here in Japan and on spare I'm a Food blogger, and gamer. I have been cooking for the pass 15 years, but still not at the level that I want to be. In the pass 4 – 5 years wanting to learn more about Japanese food and how they prepared them as an art form instead of something there for you to eat. I have been cooking for the pass 15 years, but still not at the level that I want to be. In the pass 4 - 5 years wanting to learn more about Japanese food and how they prepared them as an art form instead of something there for you to eat. Hope you enjoy this, until next time let's cook together. 次回は一緒に作りましょう~^^/~~
Mmm..Sake Steamed Clams looked like a very delicious meal. I never try this kind of recipe myself. Well, I’ll practice this recipe at home soon. I wish I won’t fail. Thanks.