[Shimpy]

Originally Posted by lovsthosebigdogs

I like both, love the New England Best, but while we are on the subject of New England (and sorry to hijack this thread) has anyone beside ME ever had fried belly clams (Ipswich)? I do adore them and no one where I live now knows what the heck I am talking about. I swear I am not making this up. Someone tell me you love them also. Worth the fat and calories of fried food if you ask me.

Back in the 60's in Miami, we used to go to the New England Oyster House and order a bucket of Ipswich clams steamed.

[capecodkev]

I will have to try Mattakeese Wharf this summer.

[Ecuadog]

Originally Posted by senior citizen

We've been told by friends that the CLAM BOX is the very best place to go.
It's right before you enter on to the Cape itself, right???

No, it's in Ipswich, which is up near Gloucester and Rockport.

[DougB]

Originally Posted by Shimpy

Back in the 60's in Miami, we used to go to the New England Oyster House and order a bucket of Ipswich clams steamed.

Would that be the one on US1 in Perrine or The Gables?

[Shimpy]

Originally Posted by DougB

Would that be the one on US1 in Perrine or The Gables?

Gables.

[2newyorkers]

Long Island chowder- a combination of both. Yum!

[Patty55]

I thought I was the only one who knew about Long Island Clam Chowder, love it.

[senior citizen]

Originally Posted by Ecuadog

No, it's in Ipswich, which is up near Gloucester and Rockport.

Gloucester and Rockport are not far from Salem, correct?
Nice scenic ride, if I recall.

We loved Salem for a long weekend. Especially nice to go in October.

[Ecuadog]

Originally Posted by senior citizen

Gloucester and Rockport are not far from Salem, correct?
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Correct.

[Debbie D]

Do you happen to have the recipe that you would like to share?
❤

[Shimpy]

Check out this video of Tony's chowder on Cedar Key. 3 times world champion clam chowder.



Tony's Famous Cedar Key Clam Chowder

[vito711]

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