For the purpose of this list, it is in the same boat as Manhattan clam chowder. This soup gets its name from its location between New York and the New England coast. It takes aspects of both for a marriage of flavor.
Ingredients vary, but all Long Island chowders have tomatoes and cream. Long Island style is relatively new to the soup world, but it is catching on. The reigning champion of all chowders is New England clam chowder. No vegetables besides potatoes are used.
This is the chowder to end all chowders. To many people, New England chowder is just known as clam chowder — and for good reason. We use cookies for analytics tracking and advertising from our partners.
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But I was so curious that I actually went to one of those restaurants to try it for myself. It was also kind of insulting. They just took a ladle of Manhattan clam chowder and added it to a bowl of New England clam chowder. To quote legendary motivational speaker, Matt Foley …. Nevertheless, I did see some potential in it. So I went home and attempted to make a better version. I was shocked at my homemade results. But clearly, they just read my headline and not the post.
Ironically, it may now be catching on as more sites link to my post. Furthermore, many coastal Connecticut establishments often serve both Manhattan and New England-style clam chowder. So this recipe is much more in the spirit of Connecticut! Many people only see Connecticut from behind a windshield, as they drive north to more popular New England destinations. Probably not. But Connecticut needs some love and respect too. I decided not to re-name it for SEO reasons.
But in my cookbook, the exact same recipe will be re-named to a Connecticut Clam Chowder. You can check it out right here:. Connecticut Clam Chowder. There are many other different types of chowder beyond clam chowders. You can make chowder from almost any type of seafood. The possibilities are endless! My cookbook will feature an extensive chapter on chowder including a section on clam chowder history as well as eighteen chowder recipes!
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This addition of milk or cream — producing the soup's unmistakable white color — is the biggest difference between the New England style and all the rest. This version is also often thickened with oyster crackers and doesn't include any vegetables except potatoes. Today, the soup can be found all over the country, but is still most popular in the North East.
Maine and Massachusetts may be the two states most associated with the cream-based clam chowder. In fact, it is known as one of Maine's most iconic dishes and is considered a classic in Boston's historic neighborhoods. Manhattan clam chowder is most often recognized by its red color, coming from the use of tomatoes and tomato paste. The broth is much thinner than the thick New England version and while it also includes potatoes, most Manhattan-style chowders boast a variety of vegetables like carrots, celery, onion, and garlic for added flavor.
While the name "Manhattan" stuck, the soup has little to do with New York City's most popular borough. While it had its supporters, not everyone was a fan of the tomato-based twist on the original. Manhattan clam chowder remained "a notable heresy. Manhattan clam chowder, she wrote, "is only a vegetable soup and not to be confused with New England Clam Chowder, nor spoken of in the same breath.
Tomatoes and clams," she wrote, "have no more affinity than ice cream and horseradish. Not to be left out, New Jersey has also created its own version , which is more similar to Manhattan clam chowder. It's made with tomatoes, creamed asparagus, light cream, and bacon. It's also seasoned with Old Bay spice, parsley, and celery powder. Going further south to Florida, St.
Augustine calls Minorcan clam chowder one of its signature dishes. This one is similar to Manhattan-style in that it's tomato-based. However, Florida's version includes one very unique ingredient: datil pepper. The pepper — varying in color from green to a yellowish orange — is indigenous to Cuba and was brought to Florida hundreds of years ago.
It's described as sweet, tart, and spicy, giving the soup it's one-of-a-kind flavor. The name Minorcan refers to Florida settlers from the island of Minorca, Spain who created the hearty soup with local ingredients in their Mediterranean style. There is also Rhode Island clam chowder , known for its clear broth and its use of quahogs, a type of clam defined by its larger size they may weigh up to 3 pounds.
In fact, the small state also has a red version of the famous soup. In the Outer Banks of North Carolina, there's a version dubbed Hatteras Island-style clam chowder — a broth-based soup that skips the cream and tomatoes.
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