Big low water spring tides give a great opportunity to do some foraging and in this case foraging for Razor Clams otherwise known as Razor Fish.
In the video below, I find the burrows of the clams and collect them using table salt. The salting method of catching Razor Clams works because they are sensitive to changes in salinity and eject from their burrows when it becomes too salty. There are a few ways of cooking Razor Clams and one of them is smoking. I smoke some of the clams and serve with a mustard sauce. Coastal foraging is great fun and enjoying a meal from the free food is even better. Bon Appétit!
In the video below, I find the burrows of the clams and collect them using table salt. The salting method of catching Razor Clams works because they are sensitive to changes in salinity and eject from their burrows when it becomes too salty. There are a few ways of cooking Razor Clams and one of them is smoking. I smoke some of the clams and serve with a mustard sauce. Coastal foraging is great fun and enjoying a meal from the free food is even better. Bon Appétit!
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