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Creamy Chicken Chowder with Garlic-Parmesan Oyster Crackers
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8 Reviews
caroberts77
January 16, 2020
Made this last night with a chicken I'd roasted on Monday. Completely forgot to buy anything related to the crackers, so will have to try those another time. I also had completely forgotten we were mostly out of butter (how that happened, I've no idea) and was down to the last dregs of olive oil. So my roux became about 1/3 of a cup of olive with about 1 teaspoon of butter, what was left in the last wrapper. I also omitted the celery, even though I had some, because I really cannot stand the flavor of celery. I followed another reviewer’s suggestion and added fresh thyme, but also added in 4 cloves of garlic. I added in some crushed red pepper flakes and some smoked Spanish paprika. I really like it, hubby ate 2 bowls. Will definitely make it again.
Katie
April 12, 2019
This chowder is delicious—but those garlic Parmesan crackers are off the hook! I will make the whole recipe again for my family (doubling or tripling the crackers) and I’ll make the crackers on their own too :). A couple dashes of hot sauce when serving the soup was an excellent suggestion. I increased the milk to cream ratio just slightly. And used the pre-shredded rotisserie chicken from Costco.
erin.horan.921
March 13, 2019
This soup was really delicious - the hot sauce at the end really made it pop. My only changes were to add some garlic and fresh thyme. I used all the heavy cream (because I'm a terrible person), but I bet it would be just as good with less.
cherylslr
February 28, 2019
For my palate it was just too rich; if I make again I’ll lighten it up by eliminating the heavy cream altogether.
C
March 1, 2019
I agree about the heavy cream, wow. Would love for Food 52 to show nutritional info for their recipes. Will also try something other than all the heavy cream.
Maybe they'll show a substitute for the cream.
Maybe they'll show a substitute for the cream.
Grant M.
March 4, 2019
You can also make the chowder without heavy cream (and add extra milk/stock) but then serve some cream on the side so people can add richness to their liking.
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