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Put basil in water, sprinkle salt, wash it, rub it with your hands, and wash it with clean water.
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Put clams in a cast iron pot
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Sprinkle rosemary leaves, dried pepper and garlic evenly and add olive oil and wine.
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Cover and simmer over medium heat.
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If you open the lid when the soup flows through the lid, the clam is all cooked if you open your mouth.
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Because the clam produces moisture, even if you add a little wine, it creates a lot of soup.
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The clams have a salty taste, so I didn't season them separately. If you want to eat a lot of cool soup, it's good to pour more water or clam soup, but this time it's steamed, so I added a little bit of moisture. It has garlic, dried peppers, herbs, and wine, so it doesn't smell fishy, and it tastes very soft and soft. It's perfect as a side dish for drinking. The self-made soup is cool, but the clam fat is sweet, so it's delicious to eat as a snack, and my husband calls it steamed clams that my husband calls alcohol.
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I like both cast iron pots and regular pots, but at campsites, we make them wrapped in aluminum foil It's not good for your health, so I think it's better to use Coppel. I think it would be fun to gather together and eat clams on a cold day like today. Steamed clams in season are the best, healthy and delicious.