Clam Chowder Outback Steakhouse style
If you’ve ever been to an Outback Steakhouse and ordered the clam chowder. You will realize two things one that this clam chowder has a kick to it, and two that it should not be considered an appetizer. The mock recipes I have seen call for a ton of heavy cream. My version is lightened up a bit by using condensed soup and just a cup of half and half. The condensed soup also saves a step of making a roux as it lends thickening agents.
Clam Chowder Outback Steakhouse style
If you’ve ever been to an Outback Steakhouse and ordered the clam chowder. You will realize two things one that this clam chowder has a kick to it, and two that it should not be considered an appetizer. The mock recipes I have seen call for a ton of heavy cream. My version is lightened up a bit by using condensed soup and just a cup of half and half. The condensed soup also saves a step of making a roux as it lends thickening agents.
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- 1
On medium heat assemble the mirepoix with 4 tbsp unsalted butter, finely diced celery, carrots, onions, and a tbsp of parsley. This will add a nice flavor base to the soup. The aroma is also fantastic
- 2
Next add in chopped bacon and 1tsp salt and 3 peppers. Start with about 1/4 tsp of each of these peppers as you can add more in at the end to your preference of heat.
- 3
Get your can opener ready because you will be opening then adding right to the pot. Reserve 1 cup of juice drained from the clams and add to soup
- 4
The last thing you need to do is add in a cup of half and half. You may also add in more pepper. Let simmer for at least 20-30 minutes then serve.
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