Daplumma Posted March 28, 2010 Report Posted March 28, 2010 Your Chowder recipe you posted a while back inspired me to incorperate your garlic base into my Chowder recipe.Thanx, Joe Seafood Chowder 2 Leeks chopped 2 bunches scallions chopped 1 lb bacon 8 cups chicken broth 5 heads of garlic 3 shallots 1 cup of flour 32 oz(one big bag)frozen corn. 4 14 oz cans of diced potatoes.Drained 1lb cooked cocktail shrimp 1 lb scallops 2 sweet bell peppers chopped 1 cup fat free ½ & ½ Roast garlic and shallots at 350 together for 1 hour. Cook bacon until crispy.Take 3 tablespoons of grease and put in large stock pot. Chop bacon and reserve. Add leeks and scallions and cook over medium heat until soft and coated with bacon fat. Add flour and cook additional 4 minutes,scraping bottom of pot to keep flour from burning. Add 4 cups of chicken broth,slowly at first to keep flour from clumping. Press each clove of garlic by squeezing cloves between thumb and forefinger.I wear rubber gloves. Do the same to the shallots. Add Garlic and shallots to pot. Bring to boil and simmer for 30 minutes. Allow to cool for a few minutes and puree with food processer or blender. Add rest of chicken broth and peppers and bring to boil.simmer 30 minutes until peppers are soft Saute scallops in butter or bacon fat and add to pot. Add shrimp,corn,potatoes and peppers. Cook until corn and potatoes are cooked. Turn down heat and add ½ and ½. Serve in a warm bowl with bacon sprinkled on top. A splash of sherry is also good.
Roy Posted March 28, 2010 Report Posted March 28, 2010 DANG!!!! Dat sounds like fine eating right there!
kickingfrog Posted March 28, 2010 Report Posted March 28, 2010 Sounds very tasty! What is fat free half and half???
Daplumma Posted March 28, 2010 Author Report Posted March 28, 2010 Sounds very tasty! What is fat free half and half??? Its a cream of sorts,People put it in coffee.You could use whipping cream instead but it has lots of fat. Joe
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