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try it with pout dead serious not fishy and holds up amazing
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I'll save a couple next time and give that a try. This recipe works with any sort of bottom fish. I think the ling I used just ended up turning into tiny fish pieces(which gave good texture, actually), and the seabass and blackfish held up very well chunked. I might have to change the name of this chowder to "clean out the freezer before next season chowder," because that's exactly what it was.
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Tried this recipe tonight. Got rid of some striper left over from freezer from May. Printed out instructions gave to wife....she went to store, bought ingredients and came home and started cooking. It took rather long, but the results were fantastic. Tasted great. Hard to tell there was even fish in the chowder. I loved it. I had two big bowls. Can't wait to eat the leftovers. See pics below......
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oh wow - looks awesome!
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Looks great! Glad my little idea from last winter worked out for someone else. Any leftover "white meat" fish should work. I'll have to try it with striper (if I actually catch any)!
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I wanna thank the Flukinator for posting this recipe. I was lucky enough to come home with my limit of nice bruiser Togs from RI last week. I made a few minor changes to it and I made my own fish stock with the Tog racks in place of chicken stock. It's a great tasty chowda. I know I'll be makin this every fall. Thanks again
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What was the best way to make your stock with the blackfish rack?
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