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john lowen

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Joined: Sep 01, 2002

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Reviewed Cod Chowder for Two

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| (5 people found this helpful) | By Lennie

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"This chowder was very good for the amount of prep and cook time. It was simple to make and was very tasty. I used 2% milk and butter, but I would imagine that using cream would make the recipe a little more luxurious. I would also imagine that you could use any firm fish or clams in this chowder."

Sep 2, 2002 on Food.com

Recipe #22219

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