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rotuts

rotuts

here are a few Ive found on the internet :

 

https://www.geniuskitchen.com/recipe/jaspers-new-england-clam-chowder-278763

 

there are serious details here :

 

https://www.seriouseats.com/2013/01/how-to-make-real-new-england-clam-chowder-the-food-lab-recipe.html

 

cheers

 

BTW

 

@liamsaunt 

 

Jasper's recipe seems more authentic 

 

as ' real ' NE CC does use salt pork

 

as that;s what they had , and it was cheaper than bacon.

 

personally , good quality smoked bacon , not too much , can elevate this dish.

 

just because Crusty Old NewEnglanders didn't have an ingredient , 

 

doesn't mean the traditional Rx can't be sent into a different direction

 

keeping all the real base equalities intact

 

the SE Rx discusses all this , including several interesting notes on ' creaminess '

 

that's not the same a over rich-ness.

 

NECC is creamy , but not overly rich.

 

on one of my bazillion or trazillion videos I have on Hsrddisk ,

 

JW himself made NECC and on another NE fish chowder

 

if you like NECC , consider looking into NE fish chowder.

 

with the right white fish , back in the day Cod or Scrod ( small cod )

 

using the frames for the stock

 

it was to die for 

 

I sued to get NEFC at No-Name  restaurant a long long time ago.

 

you should look into NE Common Crackers too.

 

PS  I don't really know why I prefer my fish and seafood w/o tomatoes 

 

whatever dish has them in it , to me might be better w/o

 

the tomatoes seem to hide a lot of the fish/shelfish simpler tastes.

 

I do love tomatoes a bazillion other ways though .........

 

had to fine , but woks w both these soups.

 

how about some NE Indian Pudding for dessert ?

 

PS : be careful w bottles clam juice    its quite salty.

 

one last P.S , or

 

P.S.S.;

 

I highly recommend Jasper Whites  ;  ' 50 Chowders '

 

you can get a good quality used copy for 5 bucks or so :

 

https://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/0684850346/ref=tmm_hrd_used_olp_sr?ie=UTF8&condition=used&qid=&sr=

 

cheers

rotuts

rotuts

here are a few Ive found on the internet :

 

https://www.geniuskitchen.com/recipe/jaspers-new-england-clam-chowder-278763

 

there are serious details here :

 

https://www.seriouseats.com/2013/01/how-to-make-real-new-england-clam-chowder-the-food-lab-recipe.html

 

cheers

 

BTW

 

@liamsaunt 

 

Jasper's recipe seems more authentic 

 

as ' real ' NE CC does use salt pork

 

as that;s what they had , and it was cheaper than bacon.

 

personally , good quality smoked bacon , not too much , can elevate this dish.

 

just because Crusty Old NewEnglanders didn't have an ingredient , 

 

doesn't mean the traditional Rx can't be sent into a different direction

 

keeping all the real base equalities intact

 

the SE Rx discusses all this , including several interesting notes on ' creaminess '

 

that's not the same a over rich-ness.

 

NECC is creamy , but not overly rich.

 

on one of my bazillion or trazillion videos I have on Hsrddisk ,

 

JW himself made NECC and on another NE fish chowder

 

if you like NECC , consider looking into NE fish chowder.

 

with the right white fish , back in the day Cod or Scrod ( small cod )

 

using the frames for the stock

 

it was to die for 

 

I sued to get NEFC at No-Name  restaurant a long long time ago.

 

you should look into NE Common Crackers too.

 

PS  I don't really know why I prefer my fish and seafood w/o tomatoes 

 

whatever dish has them in it , to me might be better w/o

 

the tomatoes seem to hide a lot of the fish/shelfish simpler tastes.

 

I do love tomatoes a bazillion other ways though .........

 

had to fine , but woks w both these soups.

 

how about some NE Indian Pudding for dessert ?

 

PS : be careful w bottles clam juice    its quite salty.

rotuts

rotuts

here are a few Ive found on the internet :

 

https://www.geniuskitchen.com/recipe/jaspers-new-england-clam-chowder-278763

 

there are serious details here :

 

https://www.seriouseats.com/2013/01/how-to-make-real-new-england-clam-chowder-the-food-lab-recipe.html

 

cheers

 

BTW

 

@liamsaunt 

 

Jasper's recipe seems more authentic 

 

as ' real ' NE CC does use salt pork

 

as that;s what they had , and it was cheaper than bacon.

 

personally , good quality smoked bacon , not too much , can elevate this dish.

 

just because Crusty Old NewEnglanders didn't have an ingredient , 

 

doesn't mean the traditional Rx can't be sent into a different direction

 

keeping all the real base equalities intact

 

the SE Rx discusses all this , including several interesting notes on ' creaminess '

 

that's not the same a over rich-ness.

 

NECC is creamy , but not overly rich.

 

on one of my bazillion or trazillion videos I have on Hsrddisk ,

 

JW himself made NECC and on another NE fish chowder

 

if you like NECC , consider looking into NE fish chowder.

 

with the right white fish , back in the day Cod or Scrod ( small cod )

 

using the frames for the stock

 

it was to die for 

 

I sued to get NEFC at No-Name  restaurant a long long time ago.

 

you should look into NE Common Crackers too.

 

PS  I don't really know why I prefer my fish and seafood w/o tomatoes 

 

whatever dish has them in it , to me might be better w/o

 

the tomatoes seem to hide a lot of the fish/shelfish simpler tastes.

 

I do love tomatoes a bazillion other ways though .........

 

had to fine , but woks w both these soups.

 

how about some NE Indian Pudding for dessert ?

rotuts

rotuts

here are a few Ive found on the internet :

 

https://www.geniuskitchen.com/recipe/jaspers-new-england-clam-chowder-278763

 

there are serious details here :

 

https://www.seriouseats.com/2013/01/how-to-make-real-new-england-clam-chowder-the-food-lab-recipe.html

 

cheers

 

BTW

 

@liamsaunt 

 

Jasper's recipe seems more authentic 

 

as ' real ' NE CC does use salt pork

 

as that;s what they had , and it was cheaper than bacon.

 

the SE Rx discusses all this , including several interesting notes on ' creaminess '

 

that's not the same a over rich-ness.

 

NECC is creamy , but not overly rich.

 

on one of my bazillion or trazillion videos I have on Hsrddisk ,

 

JW himself made NECC and on another NE fish chowder

 

if you like NECC , consider looking into NE fish chowder.

 

with the right white fish , back in the day Cod or Scrod ( small cod )

 

using the frames for the stock

 

it was to die for 

 

I sued to get NEFC at No-Name  restaurant a long long time ago.

 

you should look into NE Common Crackers too.

 

had to fine , but woks w both these soups.

 

how about some NE Indian Pudding for dessert ?

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