| CATEGORY | CUISINE | TAG | YIELD | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| New England | 1 | Servings | ||
INGREDIENTS
| This is an old Maine recipe from my mother's collection. It is simple yet | ||
| Delicious |
INSTRUCTIONS
For best color and flavor, fry out three to four slices of bacon or salt pork. Saute large onion/garlic cloves in butter or bacon fat. Add four cups sliced potatoes (potatoes may also be in small chunks - your choice) and water to cover. Cook over medium heat until just tender. Add about 3/4 lb. of Haddock fillet, cut into bite-sized pieces, floured. Put on top of potatoes and simmer ten minutes or until fish is done. Slowly add three to four cups of milk, salt and pepper, a tsp. of butter (I add Paprika too). Set aside for thirty to sixty minutes for best flavor. The final result is a flavorful, nutritious chowder which is surprisingly thick. And wicked good. Susan (from Maine) Cambridge, Ontario ########## submitted by: ajewell@sound.net Posted to Recipe Archive - 06 Apr 97 by ted by: orecnik@mgl.ca on Apr 6, 9
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