For example, corn chowder is wildly different from New England clam chowder; even if you keep the clams, chowder can differ heavily from location to location, as is seen when you compare New England ...

From creamy New England to tomato-rich Manhattan and clear-broth Rhode Island, clam chowder is a beloved American comfort food with deep regional roots. Each style tells a story of local ingredients, ...

Whether it’s classic New England Clam Chowder, a comforting mix of milky-white soup and briny clams, or Manhattan Clam Chowder, a heart tomato-based soup with salty, chewy clams, we love to chow down ...

Let me ask you a question. When you think of clam chowder, what do you think of? I'm guessing it's that rich and creamy New England style. YUM! With oyster crackers on the side, you can't beat this ...

Regional pride: New England clam chowder and Pacific Northwest salmon chowder each carry deep cultural roots and loyal ...

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Start by cutting off the dark green tops of the leeks. Split them into quarters, slice into ½-inch pieces, wash well and set aside. Cut the bacon into thin strips. Heat a stock pot over medium-high ...

Inside this unfussy Washington seafood market, a bowl of clam chowder proves that some of the state’s best meals come without ...