Fish Chowder

  • mbenson
    Minocqua, Wisconsin
    Posts: 3842
    #768079

    Matt:

    Boy does that sound gooooodddddd!!! Couple of questions:

    Once the veggies are cooked to tender, are you saving the water and then adding the diced bacon??? Or are you cooking the bacon and then adding???

    Sorry, I am just not clear…

    For those that want a little darker chowder, you can cook the roux a little longer and add a little color this way.

    Mark

    matt pistorio
    Chicago, IL
    Posts: 11
    #768436

    Keep the water you are cooking the vegetables in, do not drain it off.
    Some people use chicken stock instead of water but it seems to add a bit too much salt for my taste.

    I will usually cook the bacon about 3/4 done and drain off all the fat, then cut it up or crumble it in.
    Some folks don’t but for me it better to cook it prior then drain off the fat.

    Make sure when you add the cream or milk you have the heat on low, you do not want to scald the milk.

    Enjoy Fellas.

    sgt._rock
    Rochester, MN
    Posts: 2515
    #772610

    Another real fast and easy way to make this is buy the bags of Bear Creek dry soup mixes. They sell at Fleet Farm and other vendors for about $3 The Cream of Wild Rice is perfect. Just add chunks of your favorite fish.

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