Family Tradition, i posted spicy summer clam chowder and decided to make and post mild winter clam chowder as well, using canned baby clams and Russet potatoes, the potatoes make the chowder creamy. Do not use all purpose flour to thicken this chowder, it makes the chowder starchy.

Our fishmonger has chopped clams this week. Time for our annual clam chowder feast, and freezing some more pounds to make summer chowders. I posted family recipes for mild winter clam chowder and spicy summer clam chowder last year. This easy chowder recipe is more festive, with saffron and rice instead of potatoes. A special clam dinner feast under an hour. It is one of my favorites.

I needed a #lowfat #oilfree version so I made this. It’s been so long since I ate regular clam chowder that I have no idea if it tastes like the real thing, but I enjoyed it.You could make some Turkey bacon or tempeh “Facon” (find recipe here on CookPad) to add as a garnish, but I didn’t this time.

When I had leftover boiled scallops, I used them in place of Manila clams and made this clam chowder. Because it turned out so good, I now make this chowder with scallops more frequently than regular clam chowder. What makes me happy is that there is no need to de-sand and no trash (= clam shells) as well.When sauteing the vegetables, adjust the heat to not let them burn. Quickly stir and saute with a spatula as soon as you add the flour.There is no thickness to the stew at first, but the liquid will reduce and gradually thicken as you let it simmer until the vegetables soften. Recipe by yaburie

I'm half "New Englander", on my dad's side, and as such I LOVE a good clam chowder, but alas I am stuck in the Midwest and there isn't a good, fresh clam in sight.And CANNED clam chowder? Please don't get me started on that abomination! 😂A good clam chowder should be thick, and creamy. And if there isn't at least a little clam in nearly every bite it ain't worth it.Now, nothing beats a chowder with fresh clams, but if you're like me and stuck where truly fresh seafood is a rarity (or outrageously expensive) you'll appreciate the flavors of this chowder. Better yet, you'll truly appreciate what little effort it takes to prepare!

I am an inland guy that cherishes his time at the coast, which is mainly New England. I am known to walk along the beach and the rocks, and that smell of the sea gets me every time. When it gets cold and misty, especially in Rhode Island, and nothing else will warm me, I seek out clam chowder at my favorite spots. Although I love a nice rich clam chowder now and then, it is too heavy for me much of the time, and a guy that loves good food like I do has to watch out for the weight gain that can happen. Luckily, Rhode Island must battle those same caloric demons, because my favorite style of chowder, the clear broth kind, is common there. This recipe is very easy, and works well for me, so hopefully for you too. Of course, fresh is best, and feel free to alter the recipe to suit your tastes. I prefer to boil carcasses to make my broth, so I have never used store bought broth for this, but I will need to one day I'm sure. I wish you well in making this, and I hope you enjoy it!

My daughter rates this as her favorite soup ever and requests it all the time. It's carrots and potatoes in a carrot, onion, and cream broth. It may not have seafood in it, but it is undeniably chowder at its best.

I live in the New England area and there are many delicious chowder restaurants. I tried to make this chowder taste closest to the restaurant that makes me think, "This place is delicious." I can make this dish quickly whenever I want with canned clams, so it is very easy and economical.You can taste the strong flavor of wine, so if you do not like wine, use less of it. Usually there are no carrots in New England Clam Chowder, but I used them since I prefer the taste. The soup will be delicious if you add other vegetables you like such as corn. If you have leftovers, you can toss with pasta for a delicious pasta dish. Recipe by Chikichikichiki-ta

The Manhattan Clam Chowder is a fun dish for a dinner party that no one will expect. The flavor of the clams tastes delicious when turned into a hearty stew. Try it out for yourself!

Clam chowder is one of my favorites and is easy to make at home! The consistency of this recipe is a slightly thickened broth, which I prefer to the very thick chowders.

Growing up in New England, my Mom made clam and fish chowder often, we also had fish simply pan seared alot so I decided to combine the two in one dish, this really tirned out great!

One of the things that I seriously missed when cutting out dairy was my chowders, especially Seafood chowder. It was always hard to find a half and half dairy free product. Found one and works like a charm! Enjoy!