From: Alan in SW Florida
On Sep 10, 2008
Just the way a fish chowder should be made. Few ingredients...fish, potatoes, and milk. Simple and delicious.
From: Pennie
On May 18, 2004
This sounds very similar to the fish chowder our family has always made - one of my favorites. A great variation we have done is to use smoked haddock in place of the regular haddock - adds a different layer of flavour. We always add the fish in at the end (chopped in chunks and raw) and let it cook until opaque before adding the milk. Also if you try the smoked fish don't add as much salt initially since it will add some saltiness, adjust salt to taste at the end.
From: sallyh
On Jan 20, 2005
we really liked this chowder. I used scrod in place of the haddock. A mild flavored filling chowder - easy to make - under an hour. Have already shared this recipe with friends.
From: ChicagoCBC
On Dec 3, 2008
Just the recipe I was looking for! This reminds me of the great food I had in Maine — simply yummy! I added a bit more water and cream, because I like to have extra "broth" to eat with crackers, but that was my only change. I'll be making this again.
From: 818386
On Jul 10, 2009
Surprisingly GREAT-tasting for how easy it was. I did half skim milk and half 'half-and-half' and added a little fresh parsley and fresh basil.
From: Let's Cook Lisa!
On Dec 22, 2008
I used half evaporated milk and half half and half. It was nice and creamy and the flavor was perfect all the way around! I served with oyster crackers and cornbread and we were all smiling and satisfied as we ate!
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