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Outback Clam Chowder

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  1. Request: Outback Clam Chowder
    Any OUTBACK enthusiasts out there? How about a recipe for the wonderful
    Clam Chowder you'll find there? Any clues??

    Outback Clam Chowder

    This is enough to feed a whole restaurant-- literally!

    8 oz. chopped onions
    8 oz. chopped carrots
    1/2 oz. diced fresh parsley
    4 oz. bacon, chopped
    4 lbs. potatoes, peeled and cubed
    5 lbs. canned chopped clams) , drained
    1/2 Tbsp. cayenne pepper
    1/2 Tbsp. ground white pepper
    1/2 Tbsp. finely-ground black pepper
    1/8 cup salt
    36 oz. heavy whipping cream
    1 gallon milk
    1 Tbsp. _shrimp base_
    12 oz. butter
    12 oz. flour

    You will probably want to reduce the amount of each ingredient
    proportionately for a smaller finished product. Over a medium heat, cook
    down onions, carrots, parsley and bacon for about 20 minutes. Meantime,
    steam potatoes for about 20 minutes, or until slightly tender. Drain clams
    and reserve 1 quart clam juice. Set aside. Add cayenne pepper, white
    pepper, black pepper and salt to the onion-veggie mixture. Add heavy
    whipping cream, milk, reserved clam juice, and shrimp base and allow to
    come to boil. In a smaller pot, melt butter and slowly add in flour to
    form roux. Once veggie mixture is boiling, add roux and thoroughly stir.
    Turn off heat and add clams. Add potatoes. Serve.

    From: Guest Chef: Alonzo Callens,

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