How to Make An Indoor Clambake | Julia at Home



A genuine clambake is an all-day affair and, of course, requires a beach. Julia re-creates the great flavors of the clambake indoors, to enjoy this flavorful feast without hours of preparation.

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  1. My wife and I have been making this dish since the first time you showed it on America's Test Kitchen. We went big years ago and started making it outdoors in a 160 quart pot. That fits about 3 kielbasa, 4 bags of potatoes, 400 clams 20 corn and 20 lobsters. We also put down a shower curtain on the table and throw all the garbage on there so once everyone is done we just pick up the shower curtain and fold and toss. This recipe has brought us and our friends much joy. Thank you

  2. Hello friend
    You can go to home depo buy
    a gallon of : C L R
    Calcium ,lime , rust
    U can keep it under the sink , use 1 to 2
    table spoons & rub it on that mineral spots with gloves with scotch bright for 1 or 2 miutes , it shines your pot .😋😊Also you can clean your shower head & etc…
    It is not sermon just a thought ❤💜

  3. What a unique way of cooking this dish. I would add Old Bay and lemons. Are the mussels and calms over cooked? I usually steam them for five or six minutes. That’s why I’m asking. Very cool great video. Stay well. From Southern California with love ❤️

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