Corn Chowder
Show: How To Boil Water
Episode: Chowder Challenge
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By Logges89
New Hampshire
on April 06, 2013
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Great recipe! I used this recipe to make corn chowder for a pot luck dinner with a group of friends, and they unanimously agreed that I now have to make it for every event! Super easy to prepare and did not take long at all. I suggest switching out the idaho potatoes with a bag of red potatoes with skins still on them.
By 1ckmom
Hampden, ME
on February 05, 2013
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Absolutely delicious! It was easy to prepare, and so tasty. I'll be making this again real soon. I used 2 lbs of frozen corn though as it was easier for me mid winter to get the corn frozen. Since we're a gluten free family I used corn starch as my thickener. It all came out great. Even my vegetarian son could enjoy it since it didn't include bacon as many corn or potato soups do.
By sarajane85
Brighton, MI
on December 16, 2012
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This soup was wonderful! It was easy to prepare and the flavor was great. Definitely a keeper.
By jamisa2
on November 12, 2012
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This soup has me falling in love with hearty homemade soups all over again. Simply delicious!
By angielenzzo
on October 17, 2012
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such an easy sounding recipe...only an idiot could mess it up....guess I'm an idiot :( I got sidetracked and forgot to add the flour before the stock so I was like it's okay i'll just add it to the stock....badddd idea....it got all clumpy and nasty...so I whisked it a bit....it all pretty much settled to the bottom so I added a few sprinkles after the milk and potatoes and it turned out okay in the end surprisingly
By butterflymoon88...
Liberty Twp, 75
on October 16, 2012
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Excellent! First chowder of the fall and it is a winner.
By carissabrose
on October 02, 2012
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I have made this twice. The first time, I made the exact recipe which was delicious. The second time, I used homemade vegetable stock which really makes a difference in depth of flavor. You don't need the chicken broth!
It does take some extra time but it is a great way to use up the veggies in your fridge that otherwise might be thrown away.
I brought the chowder to a friend's house last night. At a table of men and a meat loaf, they all ranted and raved about the soup and thanked me multiple times throughout the evening.
Second time around, I also added a pinch of cayenne, dill, and parsley. I substituted yukons for russets. For a thicker texture without the blender, I used a potato masher to mash the soup, but left the majority of it as is. If possible, use fresh herbs and corn. It is totally worth the extra effort.
By mamallg
New Market, MN
on September 26, 2012
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The recipe was simple and easy and didn't take a long time to make. I used chicken boullion with water for more flavor and only 1 cup of heavy cream, and a pinch of cayenne. It could have been a little thicker for my liking. I added some shrimp and cheddar to my first bowl. My second bowl I added a sprinkle of Old Bay. Both bowls were delicious. I plan on making this again.
By me-recipes.com
Dublin, OH
on September 23, 2012
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Great recipe very easy to make. I would make it again.
By debrochedc_11609484
GA
on September 03, 2012
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I made this exactly as directed. The chowder was very good but perhaps could use a bit more salt and pepper. I will make this again.