Best of Boston
2013 Best Chowder, Clam
B & G Oysters
Anatomy of a Winner:
Here in Boston, it’s tough to stand out in a veritable ocean of chowdah. Here’s how Barbara Lynch’s oyster bar shows up the competition.
1. Flaky puff pastry “oyster crackers” are coated with sweet paprika and cayenne pepper for a buttery crunch and a bit of heat.
2. Thick bacon lardons add smokiness and bite.
3. A heavy distribution of meaty top-neck clams give the soup the requisite brine and chew.
4. Clam juice and white wine cut the richness of the butter and heavy cream.
5. A swoosh of black pepper and a sprinkling of chives add additional flavor and make for a beautiful bowl.
550 Tremont St., Boston, 617-423-0550, bandgoysters.com
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