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Melt the butter in a large saucepan. Add the onions and saute them gently until they're translucent. Remove them from the heat.
Cover the bottom of a large steamer pot with water and bring it just to a boil. Add the clams and simmer, covering the pot. The clams will open in several minutes. Remove each clam just as soon as it opens, discarding any that don't open. Reserve the clam juice in the pot. Remove the clams from their shells and dice them coarsely. Remove any black necks or intestines from the clams. Reserve the clams.
Meanwhile, wash the potatoes and dice them into small cubes. Place them in a pot and add enough water to just cover the potatoes. Salt the water lightly and cook the potatoes until tender.
Drain the potato water into the reserved clam juice and add the diced potatoes to the reserved clams. Remove the kernels from the corn cobs, and then add the kernels to the clams and potatoes.
Add 2 cups of the cream to the chopped onions in the saucepan and return it to a low heat. Stir, and then add the combined clam juice and potato water. Add the cornstarch to the remaining 1 cup cream and stir until it is totally dissolved. Then add this mixture gradually to the onions, raising the heat and stirring constantly. Add the combined clam, potato and corn mixture to the same saucepan and continue to stir until the chowder is nicely thickened. Add salt and pepper to taste. If using, serve with oyster or common crackers.
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By saraniero1_10719171
Rochester, NY
on March 01, 2013
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I made this recipe after watching the episode this past weekend ~ I needed a nice lenten recipe.
I doubled the recipe as it was for dinner and we were having company in from out of town~ This dish was spactacular !!!!
It was my 1st time ever making clam chowder ~ it was a huge hit and will be my go to clam chowder recipe !
Thanks Mo !!! Love your show :
By rgoeckeritz
Augusta GA
on February 25, 2013
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We made this last night and it was DELICIOUS! We used fresh clams - followed the recipe to a tee. The flavor of the clams really shines (as they should in clam chowder. The simple uncomplicated ingredients are a perfect balance of flavor and texture. We'll be making this again for sure!
By instantcrazy
on January 28, 2013
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This has now made it in to my dinner rotation. I did leave out the clams because well, one they are clams (EW , and two I live in the corn belt, so now it has simply become corn chowder. Very good and very quick for a night you don't feel much like cooking. YUM!
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