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Fish and Clam Soup

蛤蜊魚湯

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  • The soup serves

    6

    generously as a first course.
    • Difficulty

      Easy

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By Irene Kuo

Published 1977

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Impressive and delicious, this soup is a masterpiece of finesse and understanding about the nature of food. It requires a rich meat stock, a fish, shucked small cherrystone clams, and a head of celery cabbage. It involves three simple procedures: steaming the vegetable separately so that it retains its crisp texture and doesn’t dilute the stock; poaching the delicate fish in a rich stock; and merely scalding the clams, so that they are plump with juice and extremely tender. It is a perfect

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