Author Topic: Recipe Review - Hearty Seafood Chowder, p.53 Devil of a Cookbook  (Read 5849 times)

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Another taste sensation from the kitchen of Peter Franks.  Wonderful rich chowder, just perfect for a cold night like tonight.  Peter lives in a famed farming district of Tassie and I could picture every vege not just in the Thermomix, in the fridge or in the Vege Shed, but stretched out along the coast in the rich-red-soiled paddocks.  Of course, we also had the seafood - ling, trout, salmon and prawns, as oysters and scallops weren't available this week.  YUM!  Not to mention the cream, the wine and a few herbs.  Beautiful.

5/5 doesn't seem a high enough score for a chowder so excellent.

But do take care not to get too enthusiastic in piling in the veges.  You don't want the Thermomix over-full when the chowder is chugging around.  So two small carrots, four skinny celery sticks and not the heaviest spuds, or there'll be spillage when the fish goes in.
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Re: Recipe Review - Hearty Seafood Chowder, p.53 Devil of a Cookbook
« Reply #1 on: November 08, 2014, 08:59:51 am »
We had this tonight for dinner. DH declared it sensational!
I'm not a huge seafood fan, but even I thought it was nice.

I used ling, salmon, prawns & scallops (no oysters, as the thought turns my stomach!). Most of the ling broke up and mixed into the soup, so I cut the pieces bigger if I made it again.

Katie from Adelaide, SA

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