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Let's Get Real - Why We Cook - Episode 74 - The Wee Tasty Clam

First Aired - 02/01/2011 06:30PM
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Why We Cook Introduction (10:32)

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Why We Cook, Erica Wides, Chefsmartypants, Hearst Ranch, swimming in the winter prevents sickness, edible liquids, brothy soups, salty and spicy soups, manila clams, tiny round clams about an inch long, originally from Asia, Manila Clams came to the US by accident in the 1940s, good invasive species, Manila clams haven't created any kind of environmental disaster, farmed extensively in the west coast, Seafoodwatch.org, clams are bivalves, muscles are all aquaculture nowadays, purge clams to clean,

Manila Clams (10:28)

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Why We Cook, Erica Wildes, Hearst Ranch, Chefsmartypants, Manila Clams, Purge clams because of grit, Make a mini ocean to clean clams, Fill bowl with cold and very salty water, Speed up the process by feeding clams, Use flour or cornmeal to clean clams, Clams sit in flour/cornmeal for an hour, Clams start filtering water and eat flour and digest, This is like shellfish feedlot, Grooves on shell hold grit and sand, Rinse and scrub clams with cold water, Sweat garlic cloves, Cabbage, Thai Chili, Shallots, Heineken, Chicken Stock, Mirin, Clams open in a few minutes, Vietnamese Fried Shallots, Clam Pho,

Tuna: The Wonder Fish? (9:10)

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tuna, Massive amount of overfishing and collapse of species, mercury, all tuna has mercury, Tuna the Wonder Fish, Exciting asvertisements sponsored by the Tuna Council, Species Specific Council within the National Fisheries Institute, Trade Association committed to help commercial fishing businesses sell fish, Advertisements promote eating more canned and pouched tuna, Canned and pouched tunas are generally Albacore Tuna, People are eating less tuna, No mention of mercury on Tuna Fantasy Website, No mention of FDA advisory of mercury consumption, Campaign urges women to eat at least two servings of fish a week, Promoting pregnant and breastfeeding women to eat more Tuna than the government doesn't even suggest,

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