rhode island stuffies
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The word "quahog" (or "quahaug" or "quohog") comes from the Narraganset word poqnauhock. I am originally from Rhode Island and have played around with different recipies for stuffies for years. I am quite satisfied with these. They keep great in the freezer and make great gifts.
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yield
6 serving(s)
prep time
45 Min
cook time
35 Min
method
Bake
Ingredients For rhode island stuffies
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12large quahogs in the shell
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2sleeves ritz crackers
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1/2loaf day old bread (or equivalent any white rolls or bread)
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4 Tbspbutter (melted)
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1tablespoon worcester sauce
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1tablespoon lemon juice
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1onion diced
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1large stalk celery diced
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1bell pepper ( i use red ) diced
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1/4lb chorizo sausage diced
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1pinch of granulated onion
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1large pinch of salt
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1small pinch cayenne
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3-4drops hot sauce
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1teaspoon old bay seasoning
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1cup clam juice
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paprika
How To Make rhode island stuffies
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1Steam quahogs just until shells start to open. Run the quahog meat through a meat grinder, food processor, or as I do, dice as fine as you can with your chefs knife. In a large bowl crush Ritz crackers and break bread into 1- inch pieces. Add Worcestershire and lemon juice to melted butter. Add all ingredients to bread mixture and mix with your hands. Stuffing should be moist, yet stiff enough to hold the shape of a scoop. Add more clam juice or cracker crumbs as needed. Preheat oven to 375 Scrub, rinse and drain the quahog shells. Using a small ice-cream scoop, or your hands fill the shells. Sprinkle with paprika. At this point the stuffies can be baked, or wrapped and frozen for later use. Bake for 35 minutes. Squirt with lemon and enjoy!
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