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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2015
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WHAT’S
GOURMET RECIPES FROM LOCAL CHEFS
Joshua Bessex/The Daily Astorian
The Harbor Style Mussels and Clams photographed outside of U Street Pub and Eatery in Seaside.
Harbor Style Mussels and Clams
What you’ll need:
1 pound mussels or clams
1 tablespoon basil pesto
1 tablespoon chopped green onion
1 cup Chardonnay
1 tablespoon chopped garlic (a little less if using crushed
garlic)
½ tablespoon butter
1 baguette
(For Harbor Style Spicy Heat, substitute — in place of basil
pesto — ½ tablespoon red pepper pesto and ½ table-
spoon Sriracha sauce.)
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eri Carpenter, the owner and chef at U Street Pub and Eatery in Seaside for the
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the fresh baguette as a nice complement.
What you’ll do:
1. Slice baguette into ¾” diagonal pieces.
2. Spread garlic or butter on both sides of baguette
3. Grill until toasted on both sides.
4. Sauté chopped garlic with butter, add basil and wine.
5. Mix sauce and bring to a boil, add clams and bring back
to a boil, and leave at medium/high heat and cover for 4 to
5 minutes. Wait for the shells to open.
6. Remove lid and reduce heat to a low simmer, and let
simmer for 4 to 5 minutes.
7. Pour into a large serving bowl.
8. Sprinkle with green chopped onions. Serve with bread.
(Note: Taste sauce before removing from heat. If a slight
pungent taste is detected, continue simmering for a few
more minutes to continue cooking off the wine. Do not
add more wine while simmering, you will be very unhappy
with the results.)
Joshua Bessex/The Daily Astorian
Teri Carpenter stands outside of U Street Pub and Eatery in Seaside.
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9-1-WHAT?
THE BEST OF THE WORST CALLS TO ASTORIA 911 DISPATCH
Confrontation
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his week’s emergency calls seem to be all about confrontation, real and
imagined.
There was the threatening person with the machete, the drunken air
punching in the Safeway parking lot, and the screaming man with the pros-
thetic leg.
The strangest incident? The ex-wife who came into her former husband’s
home and slapped him while he was sleeping.
Change the locks, brah.
Follow reporter Kyle Spurr on his 9-1-What? Twitter watch, where a few
of the sometimes head-scratching calls to area dispatch take center stage. The
full feed is at www.twitter.com/9_1_WHAT.
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