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    Nonna Redux: Clams and Zucchini

    ...an all-time summer favorite from Nonna's kitchen. Serve on linguine with a healthy sprinkle of Parmesan and some chili flakes...

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    What you need:

    250 gr shelled clams
    500 grams chopped zucchini
    1 medium red onion chopped
    1/3 cup EVOO
    1/3 cup dry white wine
    2 local chilis sliced lengthwise
    4-6 roughly chopped cloves of garlic
    1 teaspoon salt
    1 teaspoon black pepper
    Basil or flat leaf parsley leaves (not chopped)

    What you do:

    Saute the onion, garlic and chilis in the oil until onion is translucent. Add the zucchini, white wine, clams, salt and pepper: bring to a boil for five minutes then reduce heat. Cook until zucchini is at desired tenderness. Serve sauce in a separate bowl from the linguine so diners can help themselves. This avoids the zucchini and clams moving to the bottom of the pasta bowl. Add Parmesan and chili flakes.
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    I have not found zucchini in Isan. The Thai is 'buab' or similar? Looking since your previous post about a zucchini pasta sauce. Happen to have the Thai name to hand?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shutree View Post
    Happen to have the Thai name to hand?
    ...my live-in Thai expert says there is no Thai name for zucchini. He also suggested buab as a possible substitute...actually, any summer-type squash that's not too watery when cooked would possibly do...

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    A meal so good the dinner tread was inadequate for it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Buckaroo Banzai View Post
    A meal so good the dinner tread was inadequate for it.
    ...I was thinking the same thing...

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