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To get started with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook mike's stacked seafood chowder using 32 ingredients and 11 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Mike's Stacked Seafood Chowder:
- Take Seafood Stock [made with all shells & strained x2]
- Get ☆ [note: you may not need all of your seafood stock]
- Take Quality White Wine
- Get Bay Leaves
- Take ● For The Seafood [all fine chopped & presteamed]
- Make ready ☆ [note: reserve all shells for seafood stock]
- Make ready Shreadded Snow Crab Legs [look closely for any shells]
- Make ready Crawdad Tails [optional but consider them]
- Take LG Lobster Tail
- Take Shrimp
- Prepare Clams
- Get ● For The Chowder [sauté hard veggies in 4 tbsp butter]
- Take Heavy Cream
- Make ready Diced Celery [to be sautéd]
- Get Diced Vidalia Onions [to be sautéd]
- Make ready Diced Potatoes [parboiled]
- Take Fresh Green Onions
- Prepare Saffron Threads
- Make ready Fine Minced Garlic
- Make ready Fresh Chopped Parsley
- Get Fresh Thyme
- Prepare Old Bay Seasoning
- Make ready White Pepper
- Take Fresh Ground Black Pepper
- Get Butter & 1/4 Cup AP Flour
- Take ● For The Options [to taste]
- Prepare Chopped Carrots
- Make ready Sweet Corn
- Make ready ● For The Sides [as needed]
- Prepare Dry Sherry [to drizzle over chowder]
- Prepare Fresh Warm Crispy French Bread
- Prepare Seasoned Croutons
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Steps to make Mike's Stacked Seafood Chowder:
- Various cold seafoods pictured.
- Steamed whole crawdads pictured.
- Pull all of your crab, lobster, crawdads, clams and shrimp meat from shells and reserve all shells.
- Create your seafood stock by boiling shells, wine and bay leaves for 15 minutes on high. Make enough for 8 cups. You may not need all stock depending upon how thick or thin you'll want your chowder. Strain your stock twice in a fine mesh strainer or cheese cloth
- At the same time, parboil your potatoes for 7 to 10 minutes to soften them before adding to your chowder. It's a real time saver. Small chop.
- Again, at the same time in a seperate pan, sauté your onions and celery in butter until translucent. About 2 to 3 minutes. Then, add flour and mix well until dissolved.
- Simmer chowder for 30 minutes. Stir regularly.
- Add your seafood to your chowder in the last 5 minutes of simmering.
- Serve chowder piping hot with crispy warm French bread for dipping and seasoned croutons. Also, Sherry to drizzle over the top if desired.
- Or, crispy garlic crustinins.
- Enjoy!
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