Rhode Island Red Clam Chowder

How can a New Englander love Manhattan over New England clam chowder? Because I like to taste the clams, not just heavy cream with lumps. I came up with this recipe today using what I had on hand, but feel free to improvise. This tastes just like the chowder you get at the beach with clam cakes! When reheating, do not boil or it will ‘rubberize’ the clams.

Step: 1

Pour clam juice, and the juice from the canned clams into a large pot. Bring to a boil. Add onion, carrots, and potatoes; and simmer over medium heat for 15 minutes, or until tender. Stir in the tomato soup and tomato sauce, and season with parsley and black pepper. Add clams last, and cook just until heated through.

Per Serving: 200 calories; protein 10.7g; carbohydrates 37.4g; fat 1.9g; cholesterol 33.2mg; sodium 914.6mg.

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