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Halibut or Whitefish Chowder

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Halibut or Whitefish Chowder
"most seafood may be used with this dish, tailor to your own taste buds!

  • Cube 2-3 red potatoes.
  • Boil in 2 cups water for 20 minutes.
  • Chop 1/2 cup each of onions, red or yellow pepper, carrots, and celery.
  • Saute in scant 1/4 cup butter until tender.
  • Microwave 1 pound Halibut (or other whitefish) until barely done.
  • Be sure to check for bones now. Mix 1/2 cup Wondra flour to 1 can clam juice and add this mixture to the potatoes.
  • Bring to a boil.
  • Season with your favorite seasoning (dill, garlic, fresh ground pepper, etc.).
  • You may add clams and/ or shrimp now (a few pink shrimp are great!).

Just before serving, add 1 can low fat canned milk. Serve and Enjoy!

 

 

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20080730_DSC_7293_John.jpgJohn Wilson
Partner, Fisherman

About 11 years, ago three veterans of the Oregon commercial fishing industry sat on the dock facing severe industry problems -- declining prices for their troll caught Chinook salmon, lack of markets for their fish and farmed-raised salmon, replacing wild-caught fish, selling for lower prices and containing artificial dyes.  To top it off there was no place to buy fresh fish or sell commercially caught fish in coastal Gold Beach.

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