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Clams with Black Bean Sauce

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These tender Cantonese-style clams with bok choy in an earthy and savory sauce have a number of common Chinese flavors: the pungent taste of fermented, salted black beans, the tangy jolt of fresh ginger, the dryness of Chinese rice wine, the saline tang of shellfish.

Pairing Suggestion

Pair Chinese dishes like this one with an unoaked, fruity white wine; oak tends to make shellfish taste terrible, and fruity wines invariably balance salty foods. Try a white blend from California, like the 2004 Wild Bunch White, made from Chardonnay, Chenin Blanc and other varieties, or the 2007 White Truck, a blend of Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Viognier and Pinot Grigio.

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Clams with Black Bean Sauce

I've tried MANY versions of clams with black bean sauce and loved them all.  This, however, is the best of the bunch.  Great, too, that you can do all the chopping and prepping way ahead then bring it all together in no time.  Excellent.

Posted by: tipatina on April 21, 2008

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