Bull Island Clam Chowder
- From: "CC" <lampaddadotherelighter@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 16 Feb 2008 23:19:19 GMT
I like this a lot better than other clam chowders
Didn't have it written down and have always just put
it together.
Bull Island is what the local's call Poquoson, VA
Wayne's Bull Island Clam Chowder
3 or 4 doz. Chowder clams or Cherry Stone if you prefer, I think they are not as tough
2 or 3 onions
1 celery stalk
3 or 4 medium size potatoes
water to cover vegetables
salt & pepper to taste
you can always add more later
1 slice bacon
open clams, saving juice
grind or slice clams as you prefer
put in stock pot with juice
chop onions, and celery
add to pot
add slice of bacon to pot
add enough water to cover vegetables
bring to a boil
reduce heat to medium simmer
cook till celery and onions are tender
peel 3 or 4 potatoes
cut into quarters or a little smaller
Do not add potatoes too soon or it will become potato soup
Serve when potatoes are cooked through
The amount of potato used depends on how
Thick or thin you want it
I prefer it thicker
Don't forget the oyster crackers
Recipe courtesy Wayne
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