

Being a lover of seafood, I crave dishes that do not mask the seafood. I ask that any cook allows the natural flavors to be augmented, heightened and highlighted. And please don't ever overwhelm or disguise the very flavor I love most! This food attitude explains why I am inclined toward The Rhode Island (clear-broth) Quahog Clam Chowder. In yesterday morning's snow storm, scrambling to cover the tomato plants, I was inspired to chowder the cold away. You can do no better than a chowder from Rhode Island. Thanks to the fresh approach of the Italians and Portuguese residents who live and cook there! Bravo!
1 comment:
i should learn this from you...angel has a taste for the chowder that i don't...but i'd love to cook some great and different things in this vain that would make her happy, even if i don't understand...
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