Great Autumn Recipe
Corn Chowder Recipe
This can be made ahead of time and you simmer it on the stove. You can smell the delicious aroma of this chowder while it is cooking and it is a good meal to serve anytime.
I hope you enjoy reading and liking my recipe and want to make it for your family also. I have put in a lot of pictures and show you step by step on how to make it down below.
Photo Credit: by JuliaPayne1958
Look at This Chowder Recipe Below!
Photo Credit: by Julia Payne1958
Cook Time
Prep Time: 30 minutes
Total Time: Simmer for hours and then serve with crackers or croutons
Serves: 6-8 servings
Ingredients
- 8 russet potatoes (diced) about 2 cups
- 2 cans of whole kernel corn- 16 ounce cans
- 1 lb. of low sodium bacon (diced) which is about 15 slices
- minced onions- 1 teaspoon
- 2 cups of 1% lowfat milk
- 3 tablespoons butter ( shedd's spread or real unsalted butter)
- Salt and Pepper to taste
- Parmesan cheese to taste
- Add crackers to taste
Instructions
- Peel and dice about 2 cups of russet potatoes and boil them in a pot.
- Take the bacon and dice them into small pieces and fry them in a fry pan and add the minced onions and fry until cooked thoroughly.
- Then drain the bacon on a paper towel to strain the oil and set aside for now.
- When the potatoes are cooked thoroughly add the bacon, corn, and milk and butter and let it boil and then turn the stove down and simmer it until you are ready to serve it with saltine crackers or croutons.
- Add salt and pepper to taste.
- You can add Parmesan cheese to taste and enjoy the taste of the great fall recipe soup.
Great Pots and Pans
I recommend these pans for I use them for all my recipes and the food doesn't stick to the bottom.
Look Below to See What You Need for the Chowder!
Steps in Making the Corn Chowder Recipe
First Step
This Is the Ingredients for the Corn Chowder
Photo Credit: by Julia Payne1958
Second Step
Dice the Bacon Strips into Small Pieces and Fry Until Thoroughly Cooked
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Third Step
Boil Potatoes in Pan
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Fourth Step
Then Add the Corn to the Potatoes
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Fifth Step
Add Bacon to Potatoes and Corn
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Sixth Step
Add Milk and Butter to Potatoes, Corn, and Bacon and Let Simmer and Here Is the Finished Corn Chowder!
Photo Credit: by Julia Payne1958
Other Soup and Chowder Recipes
- Allrecipes.com
This site has many types of potato soups. - FoodNetwork.com
This site has many types of chowders. - TasteofHome.com
Here is another site for chowder recipes.
How To Dice Potatoes
© 2012 JuliaAnnPayne
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Don't think I've ever had corn chowder. My husband likes cooking things like this, so I'l share it with him. BTW - saw this on twitter.
I'm definitely going to give this recipe a go, it looks delicious!
I've never made it, but this looks delicious. May just have to try it now!
I do like corn chowder. Guess I'm a lazy cook, as I mix a can of creamed corn and a can of potato soup together. Your recipe looks lovely.
It looks delicious, though we do not eat much meat at home, but should try it without meta.
Awesome! Definitely one of my favorite soups. Pinned and blessed.
Awesome! Definitely one of my favorite soups. Pinned and blessed.
Yummy, it sure does smell good! LOL :)
Sounds like a delicious and hearty soup.
I made a potato and corn chowder. There was not meat. The veggies are potatoes, celery, corn, onion, and peas, made with vegetable broth. It goes very well with corn bread.
I love any type of chowder. Great recipe!
Your corn chowder looks delicious!
I'll definitely like to try the recipe. looks good.
That sounds so good. But my wife has a food sensitivity to corn which can make her RA flare up, so we don't eat much corn.
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Looks delicious, thanks for the recipe!
I like these Great Autumn Recipes
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I've never made my own corn chowder. I'll have to try it sometime.
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