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 Posted By: CT Creative Cook 
Aug 2  # 1 of 6
Hi everyone. I'm new in here, but very excited to share recipes and learn tips. I am looking for a recipe my grandfather used to make, Clam Wallop. Has anyone ever heard of it?
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 Posted By: KYHeirloomer 
Aug 2  # 2 of 6
Hi, CT.

Welcome to our little family.

Wish I could help with the clam wallop thing. But I've never heard of it before. I wonder if it's a regional thing.

Where would your uncle have been from?

Also, if you describe the dish a little, maybe one of us knows it by another name?
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 Posted By: CT Creative Cook 
Aug 2  # 3 of 6
Thanks for the warm welcome. Grandfather was born and raised here in Connecticut
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 Posted By: chubbyalaskagriz 
Aug 3  # 4 of 6
I really dig the name- I even dig clams (pun intended!) but I ain't never heard of "clam wallop".

Best easy clam-dip I ever had though was just 4 things: a tin of smoked clams, a can of Campbell's New England Clam Chowder, a carton of French onion chip-dip and a squeeze of lemon. YUM!
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 Posted By: CT Creative Cook 
Aug 3  # 5 of 6
Okay-I've made a couple of inquires in the family. Some think it may have graham cracker crumbs in it??? Chubbyalaskagriz, do the 4 ingredients get warmed or just mixed and served cold?