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Thai-Style Lemongrass Steamed Clams
Rate this recipeLemongrass steamed clams are no stranger to foodies.
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Ingredients
6
Time
30 minutes
Servings
4
Level
Easy
Ingredients
Clams
1 kg
Lemongrass
6 stalk
Ginger
1 piece
Minced garlic
1 tablespoon
Minced chilli
1 tablespoon
Limes
1 piece
Implementation Steps
01
- Soak the clams in water to clean them, then drain.
- Bruise the lemongrass.
- Crush the ginger.
- Bruise the lemongrass.
- Crush the ginger.
02
- Get a clay pot ready. Put the lemongrass and ginger in the bottom, then the clams and chilli, and steam.
- When the clams open, they're cooked.
- Season with a little fish sauce, sugar and seasoning powder.
- When the clams open, they're cooked.
- Season with a little fish sauce, sugar and seasoning powder.
03
Dipping sauce
- Stir together a little fish sauce, boiling water, sugar, garlic, chilli and a little lime juice.
The dipping sauce is ready and the clams are cooked.
Simple, right? Making it at home is really cheap too.
- Stir together a little fish sauce, boiling water, sugar, garlic, chilli and a little lime juice.
The dipping sauce is ready and the clams are cooked.
Simple, right? Making it at home is really cheap too.
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Thai-Style Lemongrass Steamed Clams