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Posted By: wabigoon A Clambake? - 06/26/20
The whole enchilada, clams, corn, steamed under wet seaweed?


The only part I'd have here in the Iowa sticks would be the corn, in season.
Posted By: 4th_point Re: A Clambake? - 06/26/20
Don't forget the beer.
Posted By: fremont Re: A Clambake? - 06/26/20
And a wet dog to shake all over everyone.
Posted By: Poconojack Re: A Clambake? - 06/26/20

Have a few clam bakes every summer, admittedly without the seaweed (steamer pots are a lot less of a hassle). This years fare will be Bi-Licious Hybrid sweet corn and freshly dug Rhode Island Topnecks. Can’t wait.
Posted By: 5sdad Re: A Clambake? - 06/26/20

Richard, didn't he (Herb) used to do the farm reports on WHO?
Posted By: wabigoon Re: A Clambake? - 06/27/20
Herb Clambake? laugh John you are a card.
Posted By: ironbender Re: A Clambake? - 06/27/20
Originally Posted by wabigoon
The whole enchilada, clams, corn, steamed under wet seaweed?

What sort of clam bake has enchiladas?
smile
Posted By: MadMooner Re: A Clambake? - 06/27/20
Originally Posted by ironbender
Originally Posted by wabigoon
The whole enchilada, clams, corn, steamed under wet seaweed?

What sort of clam bake has enchiladas?
smile



Wet seaweed and enchiladas sounds Puerto Rican?
Posted By: 5sdad Re: A Clambake? - 06/27/20
Originally Posted by ironbender
Originally Posted by wabigoon
The whole enchilada, clams, corn, steamed under wet seaweed?

What sort of clam bake has enchiladas?
smile


A southwest one?
Posted By: wabigoon Re: A Clambake? - 06/27/20
This place, more comics than Dell.
Posted By: eaglemountainman Re: A Clambake? - 06/27/20
Originally Posted by Poconojack

Have a few clam bakes every summer, admittedly without the seaweed (steamer pots are a lot less of a hassle). This years fare will be Bi-Licious Hybrid sweet corn and freshly dug Rhode Island Topnecks. Can’t wait.


Hey Ted, bring some to the rendezvous. Can't get any decent clams/oysters down here. I'll pay for them and open yours.

Seems to me I asked you to bring some other delicacy a while back also.

I think I need to move back up north.
Posted By: eaglemountainman Re: A Clambake? - 06/27/20
Originally Posted by wabigoon
The whole enchilada, clams, corn, steamed under wet seaweed?


The only part I'd have here in the Iowa sticks would be the corn, in season.


It's not the whole enchilada without the lobsters and potatoes and sausage.
Posted By: wabigoon Re: A Clambake? - 06/27/20
If you throw a clambake, be sure to send me an invite!!!
Posted By: LouisB Re: A Clambake? - 06/28/20
Wabigoon

May not have clams in your neck of the woods, but seems you have substitute locally collected oysters in season.
Prepped and fried rather than steamed.
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