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EVER MAKE COQUINA SOUP?

May 20, 2014 · I placed the live clams in a small sauce pan, covered them slightly with water and brought to a boil. Upon them all opening, I reduced the heat and simmered for 15 minutes, then strained out all of the shells. While still hot, I added a tablespoon of unsalted butter and a dash of parsley.
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M.'S COQUINA BEACH SOUP - RECIPE | COOKS.COM

M.'S COQUINA BEACH SOUP. 2 c. live cocquinas. Rinse well. Place in a pan and cover with water to 2 inches above the shells. With heat on medium, stir gently until the shells begin to open. Reduce heat to simmer and continue until all shells pop open. Strain broth and discard shells. To this broth add: potatoes, peeled & diced into 1 inch squares 2 to 3 stalks celery with tops, diced 1/2 onion, diced 2 carrots, diced, if desired.
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COQUINA-SHELL NECKLACE & VIDEO | MARTHA STEWART

steps. Glue the shell halves together. Run the fishing line through each whole shell. Use a tiny piece of cotton in the center of the shells to hold them in place.
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COQUINA: TASTY TINY CLAM - EAT THE WEEDS AND OTHER THINGS, TOO

In Florida the species is Donax variabili, locally called Coquina, whose shells make a soft rock for building.On the American Pacific coast it is Donax gouldii, locally known as Bean Clam or Wedge Clam. The Donax trunculus is found in France and is called Tellin, or Telline. The Australian Donax had a name change. It was Donax deltoides but is now called Plebidonax deltoides, known locally by ...
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COQUINA CHEF | DANCIN' CIRCLES ROUND THE SUN

Apr 18, 2010 · Coquina Chef. My first attempt at Coquina Chowder was 25 years ago. The kids had collected a bucket full of the little jewel-toned clams from the surf and, on advice from a lady on the beach, Jan and I cooked them up. Coquina Collection. The broth was fragrant and it tasted like clams, but we were afraid to serve it to our happy sun-kissed ...
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COQUINA - I LOVE SHELLING | COLLECT SHELLS | SANIBEL SEASHELLS

Sorting and Shelling For Seashell Art Project. by pam | May 28, 2016 | Cone, Coquina, Florida Cone, King's Crown, Lightning Whelk, Seashells, Shell Love Bug, Whelk | 9. To start a seashell art project, the first thing on the “to do list” is find shells. Check. Then the shells have to be cleaned and dried.
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COQUINA (DONAX VARIABILIS): CANDIDATE FOR SHELL SOUP

The Atlantic Coquina, Donax variabilis, is found on beaches in the Southeastern United States. The clam is no longer than half of an inch. Twin siphons extend from the two hinged shells which form the bivalve. (These siphons look like snorkels.) One of the siphons takes in oxygen- and food-bearing water; the other pumps out oxygen and wastes. ...
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27 COQUINA IDEAS | SEASHELL CRAFTS, SHELL CRAFTS, SEA SHELLS

Mar 15, 2016 - Explore Judy McGuire's board "coquina" on Pinterest. See more ideas about seashell crafts, shell crafts, sea shells.
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COQUINA SOUP – CLAM SOUP – RECIPES COLLECTION

Jul 11, 2015 · How to prepare. Put one finely chopped onion in the bottom of a large kettle and add the coquina. Pour in one cup of water and the wine and bring to a boil and simmer for about 15 to 20 minutes until the tiny shells open and their juice blends with the wine. This should produce about 1 to 1 1/2 quarts of broth.
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SURPRISINGLY TALENTED TINY COQUINA CLAMS! - YOUTUBE

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COQUINA (DONAX VARIABILIS): CANDIDATE FOR SHELL SOUP

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COLORFUL COQUINAS | I LOVE SHELLING - COLLECT SHELLS

Jul 23, 2010 · Coquina beach on Sanibel. Hundreds of COQUINAS are washing up on the beach at the east end of Sanibel. Most of them are alive and actively digging back under the sand when the waves come crashing in. My picture above shows that by the late afternoon low tide , they might be getting a little tired of the constant waves coming in.
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EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT COQUINAS | VENICE MAGAZINE

Oct 24, 2017 · “Coquina,” an American term that comes from the Old Spanish for “tiny shell,” is also known as the pompano shell or butterfly shell clam. When empty and open, the bright, hinged shells look like tiny butterflies. Rainbow Bands. Coquinas come in a variety of colors, including lavender, yellow, orange and white.
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27 COQUINA IDEAS | SEASHELL CRAFTS, SHELL CRAFTS, SEA SHELLS

Mar 15, 2016 - Explore Judy McGuire's board "coquina" on Pinterest. See more ideas about seashell crafts, shell crafts, sea shells.
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COQUINA - THE ROCK THAT SAVED ST AUGUSTINE - CASTILLO DE ...

Mar 19, 2018 · How Coquina is Formed. Thousands of years ago, the tiny coquina clam donax variabilis lived in the shallow waters of coastal Florida, as they still do today. These are the small pink, lavender, yellow, or white shells one sees along the beach at the waterline.
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COQUINA CLAMS | FWC

Coquina Clams. The coquina clam ( Donax variabilis) is a common inhabitant of Florida's sandy beaches. Known for their highly variable color patterns, coquinas can be found buried just under the surface of the sand in the wave-swept area of the beach known as the swash zone. These algae filter-feeders are a critical food source for fish, crabs ...
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RECIPES FROM ANOTHER TIME | ARTS & CULTURE | SMITHSONIAN ...

Updated for the modern chef, Jonathan Millen's A Taste of St. Augustine: Recipes of the Ancient City is available for $5.95 through Old St. Augustine Village (904-823-9722). Soup: Donax or Coquina ...
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BLACK MOLD REMOVAL CAN BE DONE WITHOUT BLEACH.COQUINA

Coquina, which is made of tiny shells and mined in northeast Florida, cannot be pressure washed. This wall was treated with nano particles of titanium dioxide in a mixture of a potassium silicate coating. As you can see the mold removal was effective. Working through sunlight the Ti02 slowly nicked away at the black mold removal until it all ...
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SANIBEL TOOT'S LAZY DAYS: COQUINA CLAM WEDNESDAY

Mar 11, 2009 · The Coquina ( Donax varabilis) is also called a wedge, bean, Pompano or butterfly shell. They are very abundant on Florida's beaches and are many different colors and patterns. The clam is no longer than half of an inch. Two siphons, that look like snorkels, extend from the hinged shells which form the bivalve.
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REBEKAH'S WEB LOG: COQUINA SOUP: THEME THURSDAY FOOD!

Aug 22, 2013 · As pictured, the coquina are so tiny they really just make a sea-food-kinda tasting broth, leaving no meat, which is all washed away with the shells. It was mainly just butter, onions, potatoes, and yummmmmmmmmmm. I'm not kidding. I mean butter and onions anyway, but I am still shocked at how delish this was.
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SMOKED CLAMS - MEATS AND SAUSAGES

There is a great variety of clams that find the way to to the dinner table. Some, like beautiful Coquina (Donax) clams in West Florida are very small and are suitable for clam chowder soup only, others like Sand Clam (Spisula solidissima raveneli), Sunray Clam (Macrocallista nimbosa) or Quahog Clam (Mercenaria campachiensis) can be cooked or smoked. ...
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PIN BY LAUREN LEE ON CRAFTY - ACCESSORIES | SHELL ART ...

Aug 21, 2013 - "Butterfly" shell art from coquina clams done in gradiated color scheme glued on painted canvas. It was like putting a puzzle together matching up colors correctly and placing them to give movement.
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