Bridget shows Julia how to make an Italian classic, Linguine allo Scoglio.

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35 Comments

  1. It looks so good 😊
    I’ll make it this weekend but I always have a problem with the clam to clean it from sand
    Can you do video for how to clean it please

  2. I love this show! I've tried many recipes and they've been great! Boy does this look good too! Thank you!

  3. Another awesome seafood recipe! I've seen you use anchovies twice now, why don't you use anchovy paste? I think it's easier to use, especially if you only need a little at a time.

  4. All you need is a couple cloves of garlic, WHOLE and taken away of the pan when golden. And also, you’re supposed to use a pan, not a pot.

  5. According to this recipe the linguine was in the pot cooking for a total of 16 minutes. It should be mush after that much time.

  6. Thank you for the tips and tricks besides sharing recipes alone. Would you mind sharing on how to prepare squid ink pasta sauce. Had that in Italy a few years ago, cannot forget that taste.

  7. It is so much fun to watch ATK now. You young ladies have done a great job with carrying on the show along with the gentlemen (we mustn't forget them). I gave 2 of your ATK 13 seasons cookbooks as gifts, and the recipients still tell me how much they love them. Great recipes. I am making this for my elderly Italian uncle. He will be in 7th heaven.

  8. Since I'm stuck at home alone this Christmas, I want to make something that I know only I would enjoy which is seafood pasta. This recipe is a top contender for what I would want. I'll check back in a couple of days to convey the results.

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  10. I grew up with this food my nonno and my nonna and my dad all loved to cook. You won’t find an Italian on earth with malnutrition.

  11. Tried it last night. 👎 Way too expensive for the seafood to waste it on a bland dish like this – AND too much prep time for the result! The method and sequence used develops virtually no flavors from the seafood. I won't make it again. Better to spend time on the frutti di mare, pasta pescatore, perhaps a tasty shrimp scampi, mussels marinara, linguine with clam sauce, OR – better yet for taste – a paella, jambalaya, or etouffee.

  12. Looks great!….however, what about the SAND that comes out of the clams??? I've used little-necks before and they have TONS of sand.

  13. super helpful, I tried it and it was a blast. everyone loved it, and since I love to cook, this was a pleasant surprise for me too! Thank You

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