john murphy's clam puffs
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This is another wonderful old recipe from my two Uncles who lived in that great old Victorian house with the wood stove and that wonderful marble slab in the kitchen. I remember John would make these on a rainy day, serving them in the living room in front of a crackling fire in the fireplace with wonderful wine, while Mozart or Aida played on the stereo. They are so gooooooooood. More than once I made a pig out of myself eating them. It's a quick and easy recipe.
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So easy and so very tasty! We cannot wait to serve this one up at our next dinner party.
— The Test Kitchen
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Ingredients For john murphy's clam puffs
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1loaf of san fransisco french bread, sliced very thin
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4 canminced clams, drain and save the juice
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1 pkgcream cheese (8 oz)
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2 Tbspheaping of sour cream
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2 tspbutter, softened
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2 pinchsalt
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2 pinchpepper
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1/2 tspdry mustard
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2 dashfresh lemon juice
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2 dashWorcestershire sauce
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a cube of soft butter
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1 clovegarlic, mashed
How To Make john murphy's clam puffs
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1Rub a bowl well with the garlic.
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2Hand mix all the ingrediences together in the bowl you rubbed the garlic on. Except the cube of butter and bread. Set in refrig.
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3Make the clam sauce with the reserved clam juice using some lemon juice, salt, pepper, butter. Set aside on stove to keep warm.
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4Slice the French bread very thin and toast only ONE side in the oven. Set aside.
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5On the untoasted side of bread, spread a tad of soft butter and place a dab of Clam mixture.
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6Broil: leaving the flame on high at all times to make clam mixture puffy and to make them hot.
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7Serve HOT as an Hors d'oeuvres...with the clam sauce. We love dipping the bread in the clam sauce.
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