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  Clam Chowder Recipe

Recipe for Clam Chowder

INGREDIENTS:

1 LARGE ONION,  SLICED
1/2 CUP MINCED CELTERY TOPS
1/4 POUND MINCED SALT PORK
3 CUPS DICED POTATOES
1 LARGE CAN WHOLE BABY CLAMS
1 CAN EVAPORATED MILK
1 CAN REGULAR MILK OR LIGHT CREAM
WATER

SAUTE SALT PORK ON LOW IN A LARGE POT. ADD THE ONION
AND CELERY AND SAUTE TILL CLEAR. ADD THE 
LIQUID FROM THE CLAMS , POTATOES AND SOME WATER TO JUST COVER THE POTATOES.  SEASON WITH SALT, PEPPER AND THYME.  BRING TO A BOIL, COVER AND COOK TILL   THE POTATOES ARE TENDER. ADD THE CLAMS, EVAPORATED MILKE AND REGULAR MILK TO  REACH THE CONSISTENCY YOU WANT.  CREAM WILL MAKE A THICKER CHOWDER. SIMMER  FOR A FEW MINUTES, THEN SERVE WITH  SALTINE CRACKERS AND A NICE GREEN SALAD!



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