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5 Reviews of Perfect Crock Pot Corn Chowder

From: Tebo

On Jan 14, 2004

I thought this was really great. I did add some garlic and used diced carrot instead of the red pepper. I also added quite a lot of soaked then sliced Chinese mushrooms. For me, this added a great dimention to the soup. Thanks Jenne Mello

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  • From: ellie_

    On Dec 28, 2003

    This soup, although filling, had too much pepper for us. Is there an error in the amt of pepper?

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  • From: Carianne

    On Dec 20, 2003

    Yes, pretty near perfect! I was lucky to has some leftover red onions that had been roasted with a chicken, a perfect combination!I will make this often, it was EASY, delicious, and healthy!

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  • From: Tomo TheCat

    On Jan 21, 2004

    I agree with ellie2- there has to be a mistake in the pepper amount. It's all I can taste! Was it 1 teaspoon pepper and 1 tablespoon oregano? I like the idea, but will not use any pepper next time.

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    From: Ariella

    On Apr 21, 2007

    This recipe didn't do it for me. The flavor is off and the consistency was too thin for my taste.

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