Shellfish

Clams

Class: Bivalvia
Phylum: Mollusca

Clams are bivalve mollusks that live buried in mud or sand with 2 equal valves of equal size. Clams come in a variety of sizes which allow them to be prepared many ways such as raw, steamed, boiled, baked or fried. 

READ MORE ABOUT CLAMS IN OUR BLOG POSTS: https://www.adelphiaseafood.com/news/clams.html

https://www.adelphiaseafood.com/news/clams-2.html

 

  • Littleneck
  • Middleneck
  • Topneck
  • Cherrystone
  • Chowder
  • Mahogany
  • Chopped

Scallops

Class: Bivalvia
Phylum: Mollusca

READ MORE ABOUT SCALLOPS IN OUR BLOG POST:

https://www.adelphiaseafood.com/news/give-scallops-a-try-this-fall.html

Scallops are marine bivalve mollusks that are protected by fan shaped shells. They are available “wet” or “dry.” Dry scallops do not have any additives to them and Wet scallops have been treated to extend shelf life.

  • Dry Bay
  • Processed Bay
  • Dry Sea
  • Processed Sea
  • Medallions
  • Piece

Dry Scallops vs Wet Scallops

No matter what, scallops are a delicious choice for everything from salads, to appetizers, to an elegant dinner.  Dry scallops are wild and natural and a great seared and served alone.  Wet scallops are the perfect ingredient with more complex recipes – Think scallops wrapped in bacon or in creamy pastas.  No matter which you prefer, the sweet, meaty flavor of scallops are gaining in popularity across America.

Oysters

Class: Bivalvia
Phylum: Mollusca

Oysters are a bivalve mollusk that are protected by two highly calcified valves which surround a soft body. They are considered a highly prized food that is eaten both raw and cooked.

  • SHELL: Virginia, Ameripure, Chincoteague Salt, and other specialty oysters, all of which we have multiples of in house.
  • SHUCKED: Counts, Ex-Select, Standards, West Coast Counts, all of which we have multiples of in house.

READ MORE ABOUT OYSTERS IN OUR BLOG POST:

https://www.adelphiaseafood.com/news/oysters-for-valentines-day.html

Oyster Varieties

Limited Availability (call for all other options)

  Item Location Taste
  Standish Shore Oysters  3.5 Farmed Duxbury Bay MA Mild Yet Salty Pleasant Ocean Finish
  WellFleet Oysters  3.5  Wild Wellfleet MA Good Salt Nice Seaweed Flavors
  Katama Bay  3.5 Farmed Martha’s Vineyard Plump, Extremley Salty
  Thatch Island  3.5 Farmed Cape Cod, MA Moderate Salt Ocean Finish
  Mayflower 3.5 Farmed Cape Cod, MA Clean and Briny, full of meat
  Irish Point 3.5  Farmed Canada Mild, Buttery, Salty Finish
  Summerside  3.5  Farmed Canada Sweet, buttery flavor
  Pink Moon  2.75 Farmed Maritime Mild, buttery, Salty Finish
  Rasberry Point  3.25 Farmed Maritime Briny
  St Simons Oysters  2.75 Farmed New Brunswick Briny with a creamy finish
Farmed or Wild Connecticut Bluepoint Oysters 3 1/2-4 Norwalk CT Mild and Pleasant Briny Flavor
  Copps Island Selects  3.5 Farmed Long Island Sound Briny
  Chincoteague Salt Oysters 4″ farmed Virginia Very Good Salt Content Crisp
  Savage Blonde 3- 3 1/2 Farmed Savage Harbour Bar Prince Edward Island Full and sweet
  Malpeque Wild 3.5 Malpeque Bay Prince Edward Island Moderate Salinity
  Indian Point    wild and farmed Prince Edward Island Sweet and Meaty
Farmed or Wild Bluepoint  3 1/2-4 1/2 Norwalk CT Mild and Pleasant Briny Flavor
  Hurricane up to 3 ” farmed Prince Edward Island high salinity crisp finish
  Madhouse  2.75 Wild Chesapeake Bay MD balanced salt with a hint of sweetness
  Alpine 2.5 farmed Nova Scotia Crunchy bite, clean aftertaste

*over 100 oysters available throughout the year. This list will change seasonally.

Important Updates 2/1/2023

• Oyster Shortages Starting the end of this week we will be short on product and will have to ration accordingly. This year we are expecting shortages that are not uncommon, however, we have not experienced in the last few years. A combination of light seed purchasing/planting in the height of the pandemic, lingering ice, and cold weather, plus an unprecedented demand in the last year has left almost all our suppliers short on product until they can harvest from new beds. Please know that we will do everything we can to get you as much product as possible.

Mussels

Class: Bivalvia
Phylum: Mollusca

Mussels have a dark, elongated, asymmetrical shell and can be found in both freshwater and saltwater. We stock both Wild and Farm raised Mussels. Both come in 2 lb and 10 lb bags. The Wild Mussels are from Massachusetts, while the Farm raised are from Prince Edward Island, Canada.

  • PEI Mussels
  • Half Shell
  • Whole
  • Wild
  • Frozen

READ MORE ABOUT THE MUSSELS WE CARRY IN OUR BLOG POST:

https://www.adelphiaseafood.com/news/new-sustainable-mussels-in-house-at-adelphia.html