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Little Neck Clams

Little neck clams should always be thoroughly cold before they are opened, and never open them except about the time of sending to table, so as to retain both juice and sweet flavour.

Cover six deep plates with finely shaved ice; neatly arrange six clams on each plate and serve with a quarter of a sound lemon on each plate.

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