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Fresh crab and fresh corn give this Creole-style chowder a delightful flavor, perfect for summer. Pour corn puree into the Dutch oven and bring mixture to a boil. This creamy corn-and-crab chowder is a hearty, comforting meal, perfect for chilly fall and winter nights.
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It's creamy, full of flavor, and perfect end of summer meal. There's nothing more I love than a good one-pot meal with ton of veggies and flavor! Be the first to review this recipe. Add the corn, potatoes, sherry, parsley, thyme, garlic powder, pepper, and salt.
My wife is allergic to cow's milk so she misses out on lots of tasty foods. Like creamy soups that are perfect as we move into fall and winter and/or when the furnace blows up on the first cold night of the season. Just as good as the satisfying chowders you find in restaurants along the New England coast, this creamy chowder can easily be made at home in less than an hour. I like to make this chowder at the end of summer when corn is everywhere. Use good quality tinned crab - it really makes a difference - or fresh crab meat if you can get it.
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