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Well, this is my Clam Chowder recipe. I've had so may people tell me they love this I thought I'd share. Now this is not that THICK WALL PAPER PASTE that so many people rave about. It's full of flavor and full of clams. Her ewe go.

3 x 500ml (pints)bottles of Bar clams( some people call them Quahog clams. Really any canned or bottled clams will do. I don't use those baby clams from overseas yuck!

Enough potatoes according to your liking and the pot size look at my picture to get an idea. I used about 10 small to medium.

1 carrot in quartered and sliced thin just to add color.

1 large onion

1 liter (quart) of chicken broth

2 cans of canned milk

1/4 cup of all purpose flour

Pour the calm juice into a bowel and SAVE, DON'T THROW IT OUT! Dice the clams some parts may be tough and put aside.

Peel the potatoes and dice up into about 1/2 inch cubes. Cook slowly add salt, Cook potatoes in a separate pot. DON'T OVER COOK.

While potatoes are cooking, melt enough butter to cover the bottom of a large dutch oven (my pot is 12"x 6") Add salt to one whole onion diced in 1/4" pieces and the carrot pieces, sate until onions are translucent. 

After the onions are ready add 1/4 cup of flour to the butter and onions to make a rue. Stir quickly and cook the flour for 2-3 minutes.

Whisk in the clam juice to the rue, keep whisking until the rue is smooth. Add the box of Chicken broth and canned milk. bring to a simmer DO NOT BOIL!

THE POTATOES SHOULD BE DONE drain and set aside, add potatoes to the simmering pot, Add the clams and let everything come to a simmer. Let simmer for at least 30 minutes to allow all the flavors to become incorporated.

This recipe is not too thick, I like it that way. Some folks use cream, whole milk etc. Use what you like. The clams should be in salted clam juice, if you like you can buy clam juice to add instead of the chicken broth,

Some folks use salt pork or bacon instead of the butter.

I also made tea biscuits Mmm!

As you can tell I like lots of clams in my clam chowder $45 worth!

 

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Looks delicious!! I'll be trying to replicate when I get back from deer hunting. Thanks Weed.

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10 hours ago, TBB said:

Looks good - when does the beer come in??

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I personnaly dont like clams but your chowder seems still yummy!!!🍻



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15 hours ago, WeednFeed said:

Well, this is my Clam Chowder recipe. I've had so may people tell me they love this I thought I'd share. Now this is not that THICK WALL PAPER PASTE that so many people rave about. It's full of flavor and full of clams. Her ewe go.

3 x 500ml (pints)bottles of Bar clams( some people call them Quahog clams. Really any canned or bottled clams will do. I don't use those baby clams from overseas yuck!

Enough potatoes according to your liking and the pot size look at my picture to get an idea. I used about 10 small to medium.

1 carrot in quartered and sliced thin just to add color.

1 large onion

1 liter (quart) of chicken broth

2 cans of canned milk

1/4 cup of all purpose flour

Pour the calm juice into a bowel and SAVE, DON'T THROW IT OUT! Dice the clams some parts may be tough and put aside.

Peel the potatoes and dice up into about 1/2 inch cubes. Cook slowly add salt, Cook potatoes in a separate pot. DON'T OVER COOK.

While potatoes are cooking, melt enough butter to cover the bottom of a large dutch oven (my pot is 12"x 6") Add salt to one whole onion diced in 1/4" pieces and the carrot pieces, sate until onions are translucent. 

After the onions are ready add 1/4 cup of flour to the butter and onions to make a rue. Stir quickly and cook the flour for 2-3 minutes.

Whisk in the clam juice to the rue, keep whisking until the rue is smooth. Add the box of Chicken broth and canned milk. bring to a simmer DO NOT BOIL!

THE POTATOES SHOULD BE DONE drain and set aside, add potatoes to the simmering pot, Add the clams and let everything come to a simmer. Let simmer for at least 30 minutes to allow all the flavors to become incorporated.

This recipe is not too thick, I like it that way. Some folks use cream, whole milk etc. Use what you like. The clams should be in salted clam juice, if you like you can buy clam juice to add instead of the chicken broth,

Some folks use salt pork or bacon instead of the butter.

I also made tea biscuits Mmm!

As you can tell I like lots of clams in my clam chowder $45 worth!

 

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This looks legit good, Wayne.  I prefer the thinner broth with my chowder.  I am sure this is as delicious as it looks!



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3 hours ago, Smeggie said:

This looks legit good, Wayne.  I prefer the thinner broth with my chowder.  I am sure this is as delicious as it looks!

Are you talking about the clear without the milk? I attended a supper club (restaurant) over 45 years ago. My wife's boss took us all there. I had a clear seafood type of soup for the appetizer. OMG it was the best seafood I've ever tasted. The place is gone and I've never tasted anything like it since. Actually I think I could almost duplicate it using the clams c/w the clam stock.

Sounds like my next experiment. Lobster, shrimp, Scallops, clams, haddock and salmon. Clear stock no milk. I'll try it in the next few months. 



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1 hour ago, WeednFeed said:

Are you talking about the clear without the milk? I attended a supper club (restaurant) over 45 years ago. My wife's boss took us all there. I had a clear seafood type of soup for the appetizer. OMG it was the best seafood I've ever tasted. The place is gone and I've never tasted anything like it since. Actually I think I could almost duplicate it using the clams c/w the clam stock.

Sounds like my next experiment. Lobster, shrimp, Scallops, clams, haddock and salmon. Clear stock no milk. I'll try it in the next few months. 

Sounds like a consomme. 



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20 hours ago, WeednFeed said:

 

Pour the calm juice into a bowel and SAVE, DON'T THROW IT OUT! 

=D

Great recipe!!

And I don't know why you're being asked when the beer is coming, as you clearly instructed to pour the calm juice into our bowel.

But telling people not to throw it out is a bridge too far, as it eventually has to come out.

I've just never heard beer referred to as calm juice before.

I'm stealing that.

And thanks for the recipe; gonna have to make this soon, as the weather will be turning ere too much longer.



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@WeednFeed Please Weedy tell me you have some leftovers I'm booking my ticket to go there 😜. Looks DELICIOUS!!!! 



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5 hours ago, WeednFeed said:

Are you talking about the clear without the milk? I attended a supper club (restaurant) over 45 years ago. My wife's boss took us all there. I had a clear seafood type of soup for the appetizer. OMG it was the best seafood I've ever tasted. The place is gone and I've never tasted anything like it since. Actually I think I could almost duplicate it using the clams c/w the clam stock.

Sounds like my next experiment. Lobster, shrimp, Scallops, clams, haddock and salmon. Clear stock no milk. I'll try it in the next few months. 

Good lord no....blech...it has to have milk.


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