This recipe is your go-to for those cool nights when you need a comforting bowl of deliciousness. With tender chicken, fresh ...

Some of the best things to come out of my kitchen lately have actually been second takes: leftovers taking on a new life in a totally different dish. To wit, the roasted winter roots salad with quinoa ...

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, has a hidden gem that’s serving up bowls of liquid gold disguised as clam chowder. Now, you might be ...

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What makes this creamed corn recipe special is the rich, creamy corn flavor that comes from scraping the milk from the corn cobs after the kernels have been cut off. Before we get into how easy it is ...

They’re offering a lobster corn chowder this year, a change from the New England-style clam chowder they served last year. “We chose lobster corn chowder because of its rich, comforting ...

DARIEN, Conn. — Chef Bryan Malcarney from Rory's Restaurant in Darien shares how to make a New England classic, Clam Chowder. Find the recipe below.

You can use your favorite hot dog, hot links, or pre-cooked sausages in the corn dog. If you’re serving a larger crowd, consider cutting the hot dogs into bite-size pieces or using Vienna ...

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A generous splash of heavy cream is stirred in at the end to give the chowder its signature creamy texture. Sweet corn is in its prime for such a short amount of time, so it’s important to ...

Corn takes on myriad configurations, from the classic corn on the cob to popcorn to more processed options including corn flour and corn syrup. How, then, do you classify such a versatile food?