Fresh Clam Noodle Soup
Long Beans

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Enjoy this comforting homestyle clam noodle soup featuring a rich, clear clam broth. It's packed with fresh clam meat, tender long beans, and fluffy scrambled eggs.

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This homestyle clam noodle soup relies on a pure, briny broth made directly from fresh clams. By extracting the meat and using the residual cooking liquid, the dish captures the true essence of the sea. The addition of stir-fried long beans and a delicate swirl of eggs adds satisfying texture and heartiness to every bowl.

A comforting bowl of clam noodle soup featuring fresh clam meat, long beans, and softly scrambled eggs in a savory broth.
A comforting bowl of clam noodle soup featuring fresh clam meat, long beans, and softly scrambled eggs in a savory broth.
Prep15 mins
Cook20 mins
Total35 mins
Yield2 servings
DifficultyEasy
Calories450 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Boil the clams
    Fresh clams being poured into a pot of boiling salted water.

    Bring a pot of water to a boil and add salt. Add the fresh, cleaned clams to the boiling water.

    Tip: Use enough water to create a flavorful broth for the noodle soup.
  2. 2Remove the cooked clams
    Strainer scooping opened clams from the boiling pot.

    Once the clams have opened, they are cooked. Turn off the heat and use a strainer to scoop the clams out of the broth.

    Tip: Keep the clam broth in the pot; it will be used as the base for the soup.
  3. 3Extract the clam meat
    Hands removing clam meat from cooked shells into a bowl.

    Let the clams cool slightly, then carefully remove the clam meat from their shells and place the meat into a clean bowl.

    Tip: Be careful not to damage the delicate clam meat while removing it from the shells.
  4. 4Stir-fry aromatics and beans
    Minced green onions and sliced long beans being stir-fried in a hot wok with oil.

    Heat oil in a wok. Add the minced green onions followed by the sliced long beans and stir-fry until fragrant.

    Tip: Stir-fry on medium-high heat to get the best flavor from the aromatics.
  5. 5Season the stir-fry
    Squeezing seasoning sauce into a wok containing stir-frying beans and green onions.

    Add oyster sauce and seasoning sauce to the wok with the beans and onions. Stir well to combine all flavors.

    Tip: Adjust seasoning to your taste preferences.
  6. 6Add the clam broth
    Pouring white clam broth from a pot into the wok with stir-fried beans.

    Carefully pour the reserved clam broth into the wok with the stir-fried beans, making sure to leave any sandy sediment at the bottom of the pot. Bring the mixture to a boil.

    Tip: Ensure the broth is free from sediment for a clear, delicious soup.
  7. 7Combine clams and broth
    Clam meat being dropped from a plate into a pot of boiling seasoned broth with green vegetables.

    Take the removed clam meat and add it into the pot containing the seasoned, bubbling clam broth and long beans. Stir briefly to ensure the meat is evenly distributed and heated through in the savory soup.

    Tip: Be gentle when adding the clam meat to avoid breaking up the delicate pieces.

Storage & Reheating

Refrigerator
2 days
Store the broth and noodles in separate airtight containers to prevent sogginess.
Freezer
1 month
Freeze the clam broth only. Do not freeze the noodles or eggs.
Reheating
5 min
Gently reheat the broth on the stovetop. Prepare fresh noodles for the best texture.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Soak the fresh clams in cold, heavily salted water for at least an hour before cooking to encourage them to expel any sand.
While fresh clams provide the best flavor and a rich, natural broth, you can use canned clams and bottled clam juice in a pinch if fresh arent available.
Wheat noodles, somen, or fresh ramen noodles pair beautifully with this light, savory broth as they absorb the flavor well without overpowering the delicate seafood taste.
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