I've posted it on here a few times and know a few of you make it but fornthe noobs I'll put it up again.
Of course, clam chowder is best New England style but when you get a nice firm fish that ca hold up to the acid in the tomatoes and saltiness of the stock, Manhatran fish chowder is great...and always better on Day 2. Today, I'm using Talapia. It's usually the best fish for it.
I will post the exact steps and times. St a timer for each step so it's easy to do as you go.
Here's exactly what I do:
*Finely chop onion, carrot and celery.
* cut 6-8 red potatoes with skin on into 3/4 inch pieces and set aside
* start onion, celery and carrot sweating in some olive oil over medium heat. *Add salt and pepper and stir with wooden spoon. (5 minutes). *Add garlic (2 minutes)
*Add a 28 ounce can of petite diced tomatoes. Re season by adding a bit of Old Bay and ITALIAN seasonings and 3 Bay Leaves and stir and let simmer for (3-4 minutes)
*Add two tablespoons of Tomato Paste and stir well to break up lumps.
*Add 64 ounces of Seafood Stock (two Swanson boxes). You can make your own with fish heads and bones or shrimp shells and freeze it in ice cube trays but the box stuff is fine. If you can't find seafood stock, Bar Harbor makes Clam Juice which works pretty good in a pinch. *Fill a box with water and add 32 ounces of water to the pot. *ADD THE POTATOES * Cover and bring to a boil.
*After its boiling stir and reduce heat to low and put cover back on (45 minutes).
*Add a can of corn with the water. (10 minutes)
* Add some dashes of hot sauce of your preference. I use Sriachi.
TASTE AND CHECK YOUR SEASONINGS
* Season 2 POUNDS of fish with Old Bay and cut into 1.5 inch pieces and add to pot. Turn up heat with over off and stir a little. (5 minutes)
Cover and turn off. Soup is done.
Enjoy!
Of course, clam chowder is best New England style but when you get a nice firm fish that ca hold up to the acid in the tomatoes and saltiness of the stock, Manhatran fish chowder is great...and always better on Day 2. Today, I'm using Talapia. It's usually the best fish for it.
I will post the exact steps and times. St a timer for each step so it's easy to do as you go.
Here's exactly what I do:
*Finely chop onion, carrot and celery.
* cut 6-8 red potatoes with skin on into 3/4 inch pieces and set aside
* start onion, celery and carrot sweating in some olive oil over medium heat. *Add salt and pepper and stir with wooden spoon. (5 minutes). *Add garlic (2 minutes)
*Add a 28 ounce can of petite diced tomatoes. Re season by adding a bit of Old Bay and ITALIAN seasonings and 3 Bay Leaves and stir and let simmer for (3-4 minutes)
*Add two tablespoons of Tomato Paste and stir well to break up lumps.
*Add 64 ounces of Seafood Stock (two Swanson boxes). You can make your own with fish heads and bones or shrimp shells and freeze it in ice cube trays but the box stuff is fine. If you can't find seafood stock, Bar Harbor makes Clam Juice which works pretty good in a pinch. *Fill a box with water and add 32 ounces of water to the pot. *ADD THE POTATOES * Cover and bring to a boil.
*After its boiling stir and reduce heat to low and put cover back on (45 minutes).
*Add a can of corn with the water. (10 minutes)
* Add some dashes of hot sauce of your preference. I use Sriachi.
TASTE AND CHECK YOUR SEASONINGS
* Season 2 POUNDS of fish with Old Bay and cut into 1.5 inch pieces and add to pot. Turn up heat with over off and stir a little. (5 minutes)
Cover and turn off. Soup is done.
Enjoy!