Clam Chowder Recipe
With Smoked Wild Salmon! A BEST Restaurant Recipe
This clam chowder recipe with
wild Northwest smoked salmon
is such a hugely popular restaurant recipeit is served seven days a week and almost always sells out. It is a best restaurant recipe for clam chowder and because it contains wild smoked salmon - it is a secret restaurant recipe.
This restaurant recipe "marries" two fabulous Northwest (USA) products, clams and smoked wild salmon with just the "right" herbs and spices to bring everything together in a "happy union."
Because the restaurant recipe combines two famous products from the Pacific Northwest (USA) and because the restaurant is located in that area, I actually call this recipe "Potlatch Chowder."
"Potlatch" is a native American term for a meeting (a gathering - a party) that celebrates the abundance of food in the Pacific Northwest.
Clam Chowder Recipe or " Potlatch Chowder "
A Best Restaurant Recipe
Preparation time: 45 minutes. Serves: 10.
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Ingredients:
3/4 cup flour
1 cup butter
l/4 chopped onion
2 stalks chopped celery
2 cups cooked, diced potatoes
1 l/2 teaspoons
clam base
or 1 1/4 cup clam juice
1 teaspoon whole thyme
1 teaspoon whole basil
Dash garlic powder
l/4 teaspoon salt
l/4 teaspoon white pepper
25 ounces chopped clams with liquid (may use fresh or frozen clams with a 12 ounce bottle of clam juice
6 ounces
smoked salmon
5 cups water
2 l/4 teaspoon dried parsley
1 cup hot half and half cream
Instructions:
Melt butter in sauce pan
Add flour and make a roux; stir and cook until smooth (4-5 minutes. Do not allow to brown)
Remove from heat and set aside
In another
soup pot,
place all other ingredients except potatoes, and bring ingredients to a boil
Cook until vegetables are soft, and then add potatoes and heat
Add roux from
sauce pan
and continue cooking the chowder, stirring frequently until chowder thickens
Once thickened, add hot cream to correct consistency
Taste and adjust seasoning
Ladle into your soup bowls
You and yours will LOVE this "marriage."
This chowder recipe has about 24 grams of carbohydrates per serving (assuming 10 servings as specified) for those of you who are carb counters.
Thank you for your interest in my secret clam chowder recipe and in restaurant recipes that work. Rest assured, with the restaurant recipes on this website you can cook with confidence and style!
ENJOY your restaurant clam chowder and the company of those you share it with!
Donna
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