January 21: Relish a Timeless Maritime Classic this New England Clam Chowder Day
Few things are more welcoming after a cold day at sea than clam chowder! This cozy seafood delight originated in French fishing villages in the 16th century. Considered food of the poor, it once contained any type of fish available, salt pork, and dry tasteless biscuits.
Now, we enjoy varieties featuring cream, tomatoes, and use salty crackers instead of hardtack biscuits with more resemblance to cardboard than any cracker or bread we'd eat today. New England recipes never use tomatoes and feature the potato and cream base. Dishfolio food bloggers found not only traditional recipes but also new interpretations that feature additional types of fish and new spices. Many of these can be made in your crock-pot so you can come home to dinner already prepared. Don't wait until your next visit to a seafood restaurant-cook clam chowder at home tonight!
New England Style Clam Chowder
Rich and creamy new England style clam chowder is easy to make at home. This is the perfect autumn comfort food.
by maryobrienCreamy Clam Chowder with Butter Clams
A creamy Pacific clam chowder -- made from a old St. Jean`s family recipe and using large west coast butter clams!
by stjeans_cannery_smokehousenew england clam chowder
homemade new england clam chowder that doesn't take all day to make or cost a small fortune in fresh seafood.
by ginger-snappedNew England Clam Chowder
New England Clam Chowder: The best recipe from a true New Englander :)
by TheCozyCookHealthier Clam Chowder
Healthier Clam Chowder with less fat, calories and sodium.
by ahealthylifeformeNew England Clam Chowder
A New England staple, here's a real clam chowder, the rich, creamy concoction that's full of unforgettable flavors that seem to come straight from the sea.
by discovrycookNew England Clam Chowder
A quick and easy recipe for a summertime staple in my state
by TraceysCulinaryAdventures