Collected Recipes from the Culinary Institute at the University of Tennessee
New England Clam Chowder
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Yield: |
4 qt | 8 qt | 16 qt |
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1 C |
2 C |
4 C |
Bacon, medium dice |
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2 C |
4 C |
8 C |
Onion, medium dice |
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1 C |
2 C |
4 C |
Celery, medium dice |
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1/2 tbsp |
1 tbsp |
2 tbsp |
Thyme |
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2 qt |
4 qt |
8 qt |
Canned clams w/juice |
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1 1/2 qt |
3 qt |
6 qt |
Water or stock |
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3 tbsp |
6 tbsp |
3/4 C |
Clam base |
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1/2 tbsp |
1 tbsp |
2 tbsp |
Black pepper |
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2 1/2 C |
5 C |
10 C |
Potato, medium dice |
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1 qt |
2 qt |
4 qt |
Cream |
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4 1/2 oz |
9 oz |
18 oz |
Roux (by weight) |
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1 tsp |
2 tsp |
4 tsp |
Worcestershire sauce |
- Cook bacon till crispy in soup pot. Add the onions, celery and thyme and sweat until tender
- Drain the clams, reserving both the clams and their liquid. Add enough water or stock to the clam liquid to total the needed amount and add to pot
- Add clam base and black pepper
- Add potatoes and cook until almost tender
- Add cream and bring soup to 180°. Do not boil!
- Add roux to thicken
- Add clams and remove from heat immediately
- Season with Worcestershire sauce