Clamapalooza

Steamers with butter and clam broth on the rocks in Menemsha, Mass.

Confession: I have eaten nearly 70 clams in the past few days on Martha's Vineyard. I can't get enough. Today, I'm heading to Ipswich, Mass., home of the delicious Ipswich clams, to eat even more.

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Anonymous said…
I'm seriously envious.
9/13/2008 9:38 PM
Catherine Finn said…
I see you're in my home state, enjoy! Get some clam chowda in Ipswich too.
9/14/2008 6:57 PM
Gold Coast Hotels said…
Such a delicious food. So fresh and healthy!
1/14/2010 10:47 PM
kids aprons said…
how can you say its a delicious food if its just a shell? hello. try to see the image.
6/01/2011 2:07 AM
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