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Radrob

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Lafayette La
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Rob
I started with all the usual suspects, diced onion, celery, carrot and had to throw my Cajun influence in it with the Tasso I made last weekend. I used 3 of the small cans of diced clams and saved the juice for broth. What's not in this pic is the 51-70 peeled shrimp and seasoning.
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Olive oil in the pot and dumped it all in to get soft, the tasso is already cooked so it's all flavor at this point.
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Cook it till soft then dump in potatoes.
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After a few minutes of cooking add 3 TBS of flour to make a roux/thickener.
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Cook to combine then add the clam juice.
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simmer for 10 minutes, add the shrimp then the heavy cream.
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Simmer for 10 minutes then add the clams.
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After 5 minutes add 1/2 tsp of Old Bay seasoning.
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Simmer for 5 more minutes, taste and adjust, I had to add a tsp of Tony's.
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Let that pot sit for 10 minutes to meld and thicken, THEN make a plate topped with green onions, Aleppo pepper flakes from the garden and fresh french bread, I just used the top and bottom to get that crispy crunch to dip in this masterpiece.
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It makes an awesome dip too!! I could fill up a bread bowl and be fat and happy ready for a nap!:grin:
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Wanna bite?
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Happy eating everyone!:grin:
 
I just had leftovers for lunch and it was a case of your eyes bigger than your stomach.

I had leftover steak and potato from last night and some of that chowder over the top of the potato. WOW!! I think I found a new way to make a stuffed baked potato.
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