LINGUINE with CLAM SAUCE

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LINGUINE with WHITE CLAM SAUCE:

1 pkg LINGUINE (about 13oz)
3 cans chopped CLAMS (drain and reserve liquid)
stick BUTTER
cup OLIVE OIL
cup chopped ONIONS
4-6 cloves finely chopped GARLIC
1 cup dry WHITE WINE
qt CHICKEN BROTH
RED PEPPER FLAKES to taste (2-3 tsp is what I use)
1 tsp dried OREGANO
1 tsp BLACK PEPPER
1 Tbsp PARSLEY (fresh chopped or dried)
to 1 cup PARMESAN CHEESE (grated)

directions:
Open canned clams (approx. 20 oz) and separate liquid from clams. Heat a large skillet on medium and begin melting butter, add olive oil. When all is melted, add onion and garlic. Cook until garlic begins to color, mind cooking temperature to avoid burning (lower temp if needed).
Add white wine (dry, not sweet) and simmer 5-10 minutes to reduce. Add chicken broth, clam juice reserved from cans (an additional 8oz bottle of clam juice can also be added, if extra clamminess is desired). Add red pepper flakes, oregano, parsley, and black pepper. Reduce heat to low and simmer for 20 minutes.

While sauce is simmering, prepare linguine according to package directions.

After sauce has cooked for 20 minutes, stir in clams and turn off heat. Add linguine noodles to sauce (don't drain and rinse noodles, just take them right from the pot and mix them with the sauce). Stir in the grated parmesan cheese and serve (if desired, top with fresh parsley to add a little color).

And toast up some garlic bread, too.

Bon apptit!