fish chowder การใช้

• Fish chowders and bisques are often made with whipping cream.
• We had lots of great fish chowder and music.
• RECIPES _ Recipes for New England Clam Chowder, Crab Chowder, Traditional Fish Stock and Fish Chowder.
• Another Bermudian tradition, Bermuda Fish Chowder with Outerbridge's Sherry Peppers Sauce was always on the menu.
• The Douglases do, to keep the staff employed and the tavern open for conversation and fish chowder.
• He was especially passionate about his fish chowder, which featured chunks of haddock the size of your fist,
• Others will answer the seasonal call with a hearty meatloaf, or perhaps some fish chowder or lamb stew.
• His central recipe for New England Fish Chowder turns out a dish that would make any cook proud.
• Gray, Foley's chef for many years, made fish chowder from ocean catfish and a stock simmered from its bones.
• FDR's favorite foods were scrambled eggs, fish chowder, grilled cheese sandwiches, hot dogs, fruitcake and fried corn meal mush.
• Fish chowder, corn chowder, and clam chowder are especially popular in the North American regions of New England and Atlantic Canada.
• Into the land of cod cakes and creamy fish chowder came monkfish osso buco, monkfish liver, halibut cheeks, and live Dungeness crabs.
• "TIME " reported that there was " Bermuda fish chowder competition " in 2006 featuring celebrity chefs Anthony Bourdain, Pino Maffeo and Michael Lomonaco.
• "I can so easily see the box on my grandfather's table, " said Cathy MacNeill, 38, who makes corn, clam and fish chowders at the market.
• This stock is essential in Fish Chowder ( left ) and is markedly different from a stronger stock White includes in his book for chowders with stronger competing flavors.
• He was right to say the Bermuda crab and fish chowder would be spicy-great and that the crab and corn fritters would be everything you bite for in fried food.
• While traditionalists here warn against drinking Madeiras with food, we'd wager that there's no better match for a hearty fish chowder than the bracing, warm spice of a 10-year-old verdelho.
• In 1942, he proposed destroying Castle Clinton and turning the aquarium specimens into " fish chowder, " according to Robert Caro's 1974 biography of Moses, " The Power Broker ."
• Soon, the bartender had introduced herself, given me her thoughts on the night's menu ( she steered me well, to the fish chowder ), and concocted a rum punch according to my instructions.