Clams


Molly Malone - what a dear girl. But was she even trying? From the humble winkle (we confess, a mollusc rather than a clam) to the stellar king scallop, we present a galaxy of visual and gastronomic delight. Mussels and scallops are the most...


Molly Malone - what a dear girl. But was she even trying? From the humble winkle (we confess, a mollusc rather than a clam) to the stellar king scallop, we present a galaxy of visual and gastronomic delight. Mussels and scallops are the most popular but you should try some of the more unusual items - amandes, abalone and razor clams are easy to prepare and exciting to taste. For committed explorers, we have the gooseneck barnacle. Here are quantities for main course servings: in their shells, 300-500 grams. For shelled meat, think 100-200 grams.

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Mussels | Cooked
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Scallops | Raw
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Society Members (-20%) £4.88

Whole Mussels

£6.10
Mussels | Reheat
Society Members
Society Members (-20%) £5.68
Clams | Cooked
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Society Members (-15%) £26.78
Scallops | Raw
Scallops | Reheat
Whelk | Cooked
Shellfish platter | Cooked
Winkles | Cooked
Cockles | Cooked

Oyster Meat

£13.40
Oyster | Raw
Scallops
Scallops | Cured
Mussels | Cooked
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