How I Made 25 Steemers With Just Garlic and White Wine!
Have you been struggling to get your posts noticed but still have big dreams about your own big plate of delicious steemers? Here is a simple method for making your dreams come true.
Step 1: Be in Maine
Believe it or not, steemers can be found just by digging in the ground! Some of the entrepreneurial types in Maine harvest these steemers and sell them for about two bucks a pound. If you are on the coast of Maine, all you have to do is look for a little shack like this:
There will be a sign and a button.
Yes, steemers are only a button press away.
Steemers are called clams before they are on your plate. This is where the metaphor begins to break down.
Step 2: Get your steemers CLEAN
Like all worthwhile things in life, you have to get rid of the dirt and grit to get to the precious steemer within. You really should soak your steemers for a while in salted water to make them burp. But I am only human, and I have not the patience to wait. I want steemers in my mouth NOW.
Step 3: Steem your Steemers!
Almost there! I like to saute a LOT of garlic in some butter. Have some white wine ready. You only need about a half a cup for the steemers, so if you care about the environment and don't want to be wasteful you will drink the rest of the bottle.
When the garlic gets soft, crank up the heat. Have your steemers ready! When the pot is hot, dump in the steemers, immediately followed by the white wine. Slap on the lid. Agitate the pot every minute or so. Steemers LOVE to be agitated. In four or five minutes, peek into the pot. Your steemers should all have their mouths open in shock!
Step 4: Profit!
Enjoy your steemers with some melted butter. The environmentally conscious may have to open another bottle of wine.
It should be noted that not every one wants steemers as much as you do. In fact, your significant other may be thoroughly repulsed by them. That's okay! More steemers for you!
All photos are my own, taken in Steuben, Maine.
Looks delicious man. Next time try using some cider instead of white wine. It Will blow your mind :)
Whoa my saliva glands just had a spasm. I'm going to try that with mussels tonight.
Have an upvote @rockymtnbarkeep! :D
Thanks Weenis!
NH fisherman (just for fun) here. Glad to have you aboard. Love striper fishing booth bay!
I'm originally from SE Connecticut. Deep sea fishing ruined me for fishing anywhere else. How can I get excited about a 6in trout after fighting a bluefish on race point? Thanks for commenting!
Now I'm hungry!! Thanks alot @rockymtnbarkeep!! Looks delicious.
I'm about 1000 miles from any ocean now, and writing about this got my tummy all rumbly.
Nice, really a tasty food
Tasty indeed, fellow steemer. Thank you.
nice!
Thanks!
Great article and i love the idea of wine and steemers. Soo good to see other foodies here. I have joined today and I cant wait to share my recipes with everyone as well :) Lets support the foodie community! Alla x
Good for you! I look forward to seeing your posts.