Name: Ammonite Chowder
Ingredients: 6 1/2 c Canned tomatoes; peeled; 3 md Onions; diced; 6 Carrots; peeled, sliced; 4 md Potatoes; peeled, sliced; 3 Jalapeno peppers; peeled, deveined, sliced; 2 tb Beef bouillon; 5 lb Ammonites*; 1 c Butter; melted; 3 1/4 c Canned corn; 1 ts Salt; or to taste; 13 c Water; 1 ds Tabasco; or to taste

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Randy Smith

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Seafood, Meats		Cambrian, Critters, Extinct, Seafood, Weird	1	Batch

INGREDIENTS

6 1/2	c	Canned tomatoes; peeled
3	md	Onions; diced
6		Carrots; peeled, sliced
4	md	Potatoes; peeled, sliced
3		Jalapeno peppers; peeled, deveined, sliced
2	tb	Beef bouillon
5	lb	Ammonites*
1	c	Butter; melted
3 1/4	c	Canned corn
1	ts	Salt; or to taste
13	c	Water
1	ds	Tabasco; or to taste

INSTRUCTIONS

*If ammonites are unavailable or extinct in your area, squid or conch will
make an excellent substitute.
In a large pot, break up the tomatoes and add the onion, carrots, potatoes,
jalapeno peppers and beef bouillon. Cook until tender.
Contributor:  Roy Olsen ([email protected]) (htto://www.indy.net/~roy/) Posted
to MM-Recipes Digest V4 #147 by [email protected] (Roy) on May 27, 1997

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