Celebrate the end of the season with the freshest clams, crawfish, lobster, or shrimp you can find. Ashley Day is Food & Wine's associate editorial director. She's edited and directed food and travel ...

I can't think of anything more welcoming on a cold winter evening than a bowl of steaming hot New England clam chowder (pronounced "chowda" in New England). The aroma reminds me of the ocean on a ...

A bounty of fresh seafood simmered in an ultra-flavorful broth with smoky sausage and heaps of aromatic vegetables — the classic seafood boil never disappoints. Each bite delivers a variety of tastes ...

Warm weather means it's clambake season. What was once a Native American tradition of cooking clams and shellfish in sandpits over 2,000 years ago eventually became the clambake right after the ...

The quintessential summer dish in New England is the clamboil. It is often the dish of choice for celebrating special occasions, feeding large social gatherings, or creating unforgettable summer ...

Start a large stock pot or pasta pot of water to boil. Add about a tbs of kosher salt per 3 qts. of water. Scrub clams with a small brush under running water. This removes the sand. Heat olive oil ...