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Clams: How to Find, Catch, and Cook Them | Paperback

by Curtis J. Badger (Author)

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Binding:

Paperback

Publisher:

Stackpole Books

Page Count:

80 Pages

Publication Date:

March 01, 2002

Sales Rank:

256,068th

EDITORIAL REVIEWS

Product Description
This practical, illustrated how to book describes the best ways to clam, including where to find the creatures, what equipment to use, and how to collect and cook them with dozens of tasty clam recipes included. The author, a veteran clammer along Virginia's clam rich Eastern Shore, also examines the natural history of clams and answers frequently asked questions about them.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 1.0 based on 1 review)

Take your money and shred it instead of buying this book. by Russell L. Hewitt Jr. (Planet Erarth)

1 Stars
February 17, 2006
This book is a total rip off. 32 pages of text about clams and few more pages of recipes. Plus, this book could have been written by one of Jerry's kids, it is so poorly done.

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