Linguine with Canned Clams - Cheap, Easy, Delicious

Today we're making linguine with white clam sauce. We're using canned clams which makes the dish much more affordable and accessible to all. I hope you enjoy it!
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Lemon zest works well in the breadcrumbs. It’s kind of like a gremolata topping. Love the channel!

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He forgot Lemon Juice and Lemon Zest and Parmigiano Reggiano. You cannot make this dish without those two ingredients

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@@SipandFeast… this comment from Sarah M was spot on… I agree 100%. I came across your linguine with clams video while scrolling through KZbin today. Excellent recipe…easy, quick and delicious and your comments were perfect. After watching the video I was craving it. I happened to have all the ingredients on hand and made it for myself this evening. I didn’t want to heat the oven so I followed your recipe, but toasted the breadcrumbs, garlic, anchovies and parsley in a small sauté pan with a little olive oil and they turned out terrific. (I never added anchovies in the breadcrumb topping before and it really elevated the flavor. Thanks for that tip.)

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Just made this tonight. OMG what a wonderful recipe. My family and I agree that this is a keeper, and we will make it often. Thank you for giving us great dish! Keep up the good work with your wonderful family. It is always a joy to watch you and your son (and your wife) interact.

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I'm in Germany and it has been difficult to find canned clams here, but I have been missing this dish so much and I finally found an Italian brand that comes in little glass jars :D I am so excited and yes, I'm going to use this recipe as your recipes are the absolute bomb. They take me right back to NY when I need it.

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Thanks a lot man! Appreciate the support.

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Thanks! I try to say it every time I heat a stainless pan in these videos.

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OMG!!! So easy to make. This dish is one of my absolute FAVORITES!!! Never tried it with "the little salty fish" before, but next time I make this I am going to use this recipe!!! The bread crumbs are a brilliant addition and your boy is an excellent taste tester. The way he was chowing it down made me chuckle a little, he's so adorable!!! Thank you for this recipe! It totally ROCKS!!!

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I thought, "No rating needed he is getting down on the plate!" LOL!

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I love this dish i used to slurp this down with my kids all the time, a great quick yummy pasta dish! In Spain they can most of their fish, I don't know why the states have such a problem with it, its fresh.

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I really like your son. He's discerning but, as they all are, hungry and gets serious when he's decided to chow down! He reminds me of my two boys and my grandson. Is he ready to show us how he creates his own favorite dish? Ya know this Gomba will like it no matter what!

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Love the garlic!!!!!!! I don't like parmesean on clams, so the bread crumbs are a fabulous finish.

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Thank you very much!

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Have you considered bottarga instead of parmesan? Works well with seafood pasta dishes.

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I use toasted seasoned panko bread crumbs. (4C)

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He's not yet interested in learning to cook, but hopefully in a couple of years.

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your son wrapped his arms around his plate, like this is mine! too cute! you have such a lovely family.

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I very much appreciate it!

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God, I haven’t made this in years (but I love the dish)-but just the way I made it; just the way I discovered the dish in a little Italian restaurant in Scranton, Pa.

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I appreciate everything you post, man. You're obviously educated, knowledgeable, and adept at the things you present.....yet.....you present everything without condescension. This recipe is especially intriguing....and will be attempted soon. Thank you.

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Not a criticism, but, gee. Wish you hadn't used the words "especially intriguing" because I am a 79yo timid cook who'd rather not be intrigued. I'd rather be someone who thinks that looks good, I should make that tonight. Words matter.

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you couldn't deny that the dish was delish... your son was really liking it

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I grew up in a Greek and Italian home so this dish was made a lot at our house. Especially during the summer out in Hampton Bays with all the fresh clams from the bay!!

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Sounds like heaven! 💜

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Exactly what I needed!!! I swear your kids gonna have the best food heritage a dad can give. Respect!

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This video is 2 years old and I’ve kept it in my “to do” list. I finally made it. It was delicious and I’ll definitely make it often. Thank you.

[@PhantomSavage]

Not nearly enough garlic. He's missing about 20lbs.

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more garlic and clams i wanna make sure my wife stays away from me tonight

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James, I finally made this for dinner tonight although I cut the recipe in half since it's just me. The only thing different that I did was at the end I added a cup of Maryland lump crab meat and it was amazing! All of the flavors just melded together perfectly. I am really enjoying your KZbin page! Thank you so much!🧑‍🍳❤️

[@SipandFeast]

Sounds great with the crab addition. Glad you're enjoying the recipes and thanks for the comment!

[@TinaEnoMusic]

Why would anyone leave a negative comment? Great stuff. I enjoy your attitude and presentation. Making this tonight. Thank you!

[@tenore8]

Turned my Italian sister-in-law on to your channel. (She's an Italian-cooking snob) She LOVES your channel. well done. LOVE Linguine /white clam.

[@anthonycalia1317]

I know it breaks all the 'Italian' rules, but I make mine with a mix of olive oil and, dare I say... Butter. It tends to help the emulsion process a lot and adds a richness without changing the tone of the dish. It is always a big hit with friends and family...

[@SipandFeast]

The butter is very nice. I'm all for breaking any rule you want.

[@daveklein2826]

There are no rules for Italian cooking even in Italy

[@michele-kt]

Mmmm! Love this. We use canned clams all the time and a small jar of clam juice. Doing it this way is so easy! By the time the linguini is cooked, the sauce is done. Thanks again for reminding me of something I haven't made in a while! 😋

[@SipandFeast]

Thanks! I sometimes get so hung up on making it with whole clams that I forget how good and simple this one is.

[@jamesmetzler2031]

Your taste tester has a pretty sophisticated palate for someone so young. I'm impressed. He reminds me of me when I was his age. I have my parents to thank for that. Obviously, he has his to thank as well. If he hasn't already, don't worry, he will.

[@eileenmaschal9505]

My absolute favorite. I never used the anchovies in this dish…that’s genius. Thanks for sharing.

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Keep up the great work! I really enjoy your videos! You seem genuinely humble and very professional at the same time, which is a very rare breed) Anyways best of luck to you, your fam and this channel!

[@SipandFeast]

Thanks for the kind words.

[@deebee4850]

I LOVE that your son is your taste tester! Does he show an interest in wanting to cook yet? I'd love to see you two working together in the kitchen. Also, this dish looks wonderful. I've added clams to my shopping list.

[@SipandFeast]

Thanks! He has 100% no interest in cooking yet lol. But I'm hoping that will change at some point.

[@susana922]

Thanks again for a fantastic recipe! I will make it today!!! It's so nice to see your son trying your pasta!

[@jesseh.5141]

Sir! Where were you in the days (years ago) when I screwed up so many clam in linguine dishes ?!?!?! I love the way you teach. I particularly like how you offer options. I found your channel just a few days ago and I love your style so much I dazzled my lady with your recipe for beef Marsala. Came out awesome, thanks to your instructions. Thank you for being there!!

[@riversong6681]

Again, you nailed it! Looks so delicious and so simple. I will definitely make this! Probably this weekend 😊.

[@SipandFeast]

Thanks! I'm trying to simplify all the recipes in these videos. I hope you enjoy it!

[@Quillons1]

This is one of my "go to's". At any given time, I ALWAYS have everything I need to make this as an emergency standby for when we're craving it or someone is invited over for dinner last minute without telling me...again. I have several variants I do from time to time. If you're feeling adventurous, mix in some pesto and watch the magic happen.

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Sounds great with a touch of pesto.

[@johnlennon1049]

I love how you wait for your son’s approval on the dish you made. Nice to see the father, son relationship. Love your videos.

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Thank you for the PSA about negative comments. It is so needed. I wish everyone followed that rule!! Love your channel!

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Another great recipe. Can’t wait to try it. Thank you so much for helping me expand my repertoire of Italian recipes. Congrats on the growing number of subscribers. Here’s to 100k soon👍👏🏻🥂

[@SipandFeast]

Thanks for the support! I hope you enjoy it.

[@GPosner8]

@@SipandFeast decided to make this for dinner instead of my planned menu and it was amazing. Thank you for the inspiration👏🏻👏🏻🙏🙏

[@vchmiele]

Also, for this type of pasta dish using freshly made dashi can be a nice substitute for clam juice. It still has nice umami and lacks the "in the can" flavor that can sometimes be associated with bottled clam juice. You can get dried clams and anchovies that work great for an amped up dashi.

[@SipandFeast]

Great suggestion and tips.

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I hope you teach your son how to cook. That skill will be valuable through his whole life.

[@jj6282]

I just don't understand that of all places on the internet, someone would want to leave a negative comment here. All you do is show us how to make incredible food, give honest and unbiased critiques on different food products that you use, and share your wonderful family with us. This is an easy dish my mom taught my friends and I how to make. She said, like you often do, use more, use less of this item or that depending on your own tastes. Anyone would be lucky to have a meal cooked by you!

[@Blitzkrieg1976]

I love white clam sauce! I really appreciate your channel so much, you're an easy going guy, and the recipes are easy to follow. Wishing you and your family a happy Thanksgiving...I grew up in Boston and had Italian friends who OMG ...it was unreal! I'd love to see what your family eats on Thanksgiving! Thanks, and keep being awesome! Sincerely, Amanda Fahey..Indiana a quick edit: to all of the garlic haters out there- VAFFANCULO!❤

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My favorite dish!

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Hey thanks! We used to have bigger meals when I was a kid and my Grandma was alive. Lasagna, manicotti, or shells were first course then all the Thanksgiving recipes followed a 2 hour rest lol.

[@chihuahuasrule1175]

Thanks for this video. I've learned a few things: #1 that Costco olive oil is actually good. #2 How big and juicy Cento clams are. I will buy those brands from now on.👍 On another note, I always see pasta recipes, but I've heard that pasta is just a side dish in Italian meals. I usually eat it as the main dish. I've wondered what usually accompanies pasta? What does a typical italian dinner spread look like?

[@SipandFeast]

Haters tried to take Costco down. They sell about 6 olive oils by different brands at any one time. I really try to show the best ingredients that most people will have access too. In Italy pasta is a small portion. In America it's a full meal. I just make Italian-American food specifically what's found in NY/NJ area.

[@andreabaront2240]

As an Italian I can guarantee that pasta is not a side dish😅 . It is like that in many other countries but not here . Usually it is our first and main course (sometimes the only one , it depends) After, only after that, you may have a second course with meat / fish together with vegetables on the side . Or some cheese and cold cuts. It depends. But there is a clear separation between starter , first and second course ;)

[@chihuahuasrule1175]

@@andreabaront2240 What a lovely explanation. I'm now envisioning how delicious those meals are. Thanks for taking the time to respond.

[@andreabaront2240]

@@chihuahuasrule1175 you are very welcome . Glad I could help;) I also enjoy this channel as this guy would really make Italian grandmas proud😅

[@sebastiansmith41]

Why is anyone giving you bad comments, your cooking is fab. A+++++++ 11 out of 10 and 110%😀

[@tameradefreitas1428]

Love that you don't "baby chef" as in you don't go on and on for simple and obvious things like the garlic cloves, the amount of oil in the pan... so refreshing! Thanks!

[@JoeG322]

as always, love the video buddy... just a tip, and very inexpensive. I will grab a bag of mussels (normally around $6 for 2 pounds). steam those open with white wine, leaks, onions and garlic, and use that broth for my clam sauce. It's an inexpensive way to get great seafood broth.

[@SipandFeast]

Thanks man! I love the tip. Leeks are great too and an underused ingredient imo.

[@rayostermann7821]

His son loved it, he was shoveling it in!!! Good kid.

[@charisbarks5241]

I like your channel because it's so relatable. Your "make do with what you have" or "however you like it best" approach, while still resulting in delicious meals, takes the scary out of cooking.

[@kevinmckenna2559]

I made this tonight… turned Good Friday into GREAT Friday! The only tweak I made was adding a touch of oregano to it… pure perfection!!!! ❤🎉

[@user-vi8kv3wl7n]

made this for my wife and kids when we got home from the beach. they loved it!

[@theresa3]

My son made this for my birthday today❤️ it was sooo delicious and really so loving of him 💫

[@roberthagenson211]

You are my favorite KZbin personality. Not only can you cook, but you admitted that you watch South Park.

[@SipandFeast]

I love South Park. I have HBO Max just to watch all the old episodes. Thanks for liking the videos!

[@KSGomez88]

Hahahaha the South Park reference! I have that gif of Randy trolling people to the Boston song saved.... It comes in handy so many times 😅

[@adrianqureshi7160]

Ive seen hundreds of cooking channels and I have never been so invested in one so quickly. Two videos and I a hooked. You're doing something right.

[@zencomeseasy602]

Anybody who would complain about garlic needs to stick to mayo on white bread and spaghetti noodles with margarine. Love your channel!

[@lheiser2]

hello, I am originally from Long Island. Brooklyn born. Moved to Commack in 1959 at the age of 8. Raised my kids left to live in the Florida Keys for 18 years. Now we are in the mountains of GEORGIA. BEAUTIFUL 🌄. So I made the cheap Lunguini and Clams this evening. WOW. EASY and so delicious. A big Thank you. Tomorrow I will be making your Shrimp Oreganata for Christmas Eve. Thank you for all of your videos. God bless you and you family. Merry Christmas.

[@strawberryfields2680]

Can’t imagine why anyone would ever leave you a negative comment. You are a great down-to-earth cook. Love your videos and have tried some of your dishes. Great!

[@Jillshinn]

I LOVE your relationship with your son :) Great dad!

[@CookingWithCarmelo]

James, you make the BEST dishes and I miss all of this food! I am from Western N.Y. and miss the hot cherry peppers! They are so hard to find on the west coast, where I live! We LOVE all of your recipes and instructions.

[@ryaneb1370]

My dad used to make this all the time when I was a kid. It’s so good. Must be a New Yorker thing. He is from Astoria.

[@ColleenHershon]

I'm gonna make this tomorrow for myself for Xmas Eve. My boyfriend is vegan, so he'll have a vegan sauce. But I'll have this, and I just know it's gonna be amazing. Merry Christmas, and thank you!!

[@NormanWorboys]

On of my all time favorite dishes, I have been cooking this for many years. However, I love the way you change things up, even though we are very similar in preparing this meal. Thank you , as always for sharing your knowledge with all your cooking experience. Much appreciated.

[@talismanic71]

There is never "too much" garlic in Italian dishes or any dishes that have good flavor. The more garlic the better!

[@tonymusolino2369]

Same way I’ve been making mine for 45 years now. And yes, I do use much more garlic. It’s a matter of preference…have fun and enjoy.

[@phshon]

When I’m looking for a pasta recipe, you’re the first place I go to. You are the best on KZbin.

[@rneustel388]

It’s just the two of us in the house, and my husband will not eat seafood, and I love it. In fact this is my favorite dish to order when we eat either in Italian or seafood restaurants. I think I’m just going to have to make half this recipe and have leftovers!!

[@SipandFeast]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@kj4726]

Thank you so much for your passion and willingness to share! Myself, I'm not Italian-American, but I'm married to a 2nd gen Italian-American. She doesn't cook! Can you believe that?! Good thing I love to cook, eh? Anyway, while I'm more than comfortable in the kitchen, I really dig your approach to cooking, and I'm not hesitant to say that I pick up things from you, constantly. So you keep cooking and I all the others who follow you will keep watching and learning. Pace a te.

[@SipandFeast]

I very much appreciate it!

[@tedgovostis7351]

The ONLY meal my mom would make back when I was growing up in Syosset was linguine with (progresso white) clam sauce. I'm still tempted to try to make this.

[@miranduri]

My mouth watered. I haven’t made this in a long time because I am the only one in my house that eats it.