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Washing & Storing Clams

Our clams are from the ocean, a salt water environment, not freshwater. Clams that are purchased unwashed could use a rinse to get their systems working again. During rinsing the clam will naturally think that it is back in the water and will begin to process sand from their systems. Rinse don't soak your clams or they will weaken and become unfit to eat.

Wash your clams an hour before service and up to a couple of hours before, but don't wash today for tomorrow! 

Perhaps you purchased your clams washed and bagged - in which case there is no need for further processing.

Remember: If you purchased unwashed clams and you're rinsing your clams a wide-open raw uncooked clam needs to be discarded. A closed or cracked clam is perfectly fine to steam. However, we always recommend eating your shellfish cooked. 

Always store your clams iced in a cool place, refrigerator, or cooler with proper drainage. 


How to Cook a Perfect Clambake

Check out our video for step-by-step instructions on how to cook the perfect clambake!


How to Set Up a Propane Burner

Check out our tutorial for step-by-step instructions on how to set up a propane burner for your clambake.


How to Load A Clambake Steamer

Watch as Terrie and Charles show you how to load your clambake steamer.


Specialty Clambakes at Euclid Fish Company

Make your clambake extra-special with our Specialty Bakes!


Seafood Boils at Euclid Fish Company

Along with our famous clambakes we have several Seafood Boils to choose from.


What to do with clambake leftovers

Got Clambake Leftovers? Terrie knows just what to do!