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Medusa’s Kitchen with Chef Greg
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Приєднався 14 гру 2021
Mediterranean Cuisine
Medusa's Kitchen with Chef Greg
Medusa's Kitchen with Chef Greg
Chef Greg's Clam Chowder Recipe
Alright folks, this is it-Chef Greg’s clam chowder. I’ve made this soup thousands of times, and now you can too. Creamy, savory, and packed with tender clams and hearty potatoes, it’s everything you want in a chowder.
Chef Greg's Clam Chowder Recipe
Yield: 3 qt
INGREDIENTS
8 oz unsalted butter
8 oz onions, large dice (1-inch)
8 oz celery, large dice (1-inch)
1 ½ tsp fresh ground white pepper
2-3 fresh bay leaves
46 oz can sea clams, drained (juice reserved)
½ bottle dry white wine (blanc)
1 qt double-strength chicken broth (or chicken demi)
1 qt heavy cream (40%)
Kosher salt, to taste
Cayenne hot sauce, to taste
2 potatoes, peeled and diced into 1 ½-inch chunks
½ cup thickener of choice (cornstarch, clear gel, or flour)
1 cup Italian parsley and dill (50/50 mix, medium chop)
4 oz cold butter (for serving)
DIRECTIONS
Sweat the vegetables:
In a large pot, melt butter over medium heat. Add onions, celery, white pepper, and bay leaves. Cook until softened.
Add thickener (if using flour):
If using flour, stir it into the pot and cook for 1-2 minutes to remove the raw taste. (For gluten-free, skip this step and use clear gel in step 4.)
Build the base:
Add white wine, chicken demi, clam juice, heavy cream, and diced potatoes. Mix well and bring to a gentle simmer over medium heat, stirring frequently.
Thicken (if using clear gel):
Once the potatoes are cooked (about 15 minutes), mix ½ cup cornstarch or clear gel with ½ cup water. Stir the mixture into the soup and cook for 3-4 minutes until thickened.
Season and finish:
Add salt, cayenne hot sauce, and the parsley-dill mixture. Stir in the clams and immediately turn off the heat. Just before serving, stir 4 oz cold butter into the hot soup for a rich finish.
💡 Pro Tips:
Cut your potatoes big-they’ll soften but hold their shape.
Don’t overcook the clams! They only need a quick heat to stay tender.
🍴 Serve it with buttered bread or crackers. Trust me, you’ll want seconds.
🌊 Want to make it New England style?
Start by rendering pancetta, fatback, or bacon in the butter. Let it brown slightly to release all that flavorful fat.
Use the rendered fat to sauté your vegetables before continuing with the recipe.
Swap out the chicken broth for all clam juice for an authentic taste of New England.
Use flour for the best mouth feel.
#medusakitchen #chefgreg
Chef Greg's Clam Chowder Recipe
Yield: 3 qt
INGREDIENTS
8 oz unsalted butter
8 oz onions, large dice (1-inch)
8 oz celery, large dice (1-inch)
1 ½ tsp fresh ground white pepper
2-3 fresh bay leaves
46 oz can sea clams, drained (juice reserved)
½ bottle dry white wine (blanc)
1 qt double-strength chicken broth (or chicken demi)
1 qt heavy cream (40%)
Kosher salt, to taste
Cayenne hot sauce, to taste
2 potatoes, peeled and diced into 1 ½-inch chunks
½ cup thickener of choice (cornstarch, clear gel, or flour)
1 cup Italian parsley and dill (50/50 mix, medium chop)
4 oz cold butter (for serving)
DIRECTIONS
Sweat the vegetables:
In a large pot, melt butter over medium heat. Add onions, celery, white pepper, and bay leaves. Cook until softened.
Add thickener (if using flour):
If using flour, stir it into the pot and cook for 1-2 minutes to remove the raw taste. (For gluten-free, skip this step and use clear gel in step 4.)
Build the base:
Add white wine, chicken demi, clam juice, heavy cream, and diced potatoes. Mix well and bring to a gentle simmer over medium heat, stirring frequently.
Thicken (if using clear gel):
Once the potatoes are cooked (about 15 minutes), mix ½ cup cornstarch or clear gel with ½ cup water. Stir the mixture into the soup and cook for 3-4 minutes until thickened.
Season and finish:
Add salt, cayenne hot sauce, and the parsley-dill mixture. Stir in the clams and immediately turn off the heat. Just before serving, stir 4 oz cold butter into the hot soup for a rich finish.
💡 Pro Tips:
Cut your potatoes big-they’ll soften but hold their shape.
Don’t overcook the clams! They only need a quick heat to stay tender.
🍴 Serve it with buttered bread or crackers. Trust me, you’ll want seconds.
🌊 Want to make it New England style?
Start by rendering pancetta, fatback, or bacon in the butter. Let it brown slightly to release all that flavorful fat.
Use the rendered fat to sauté your vegetables before continuing with the recipe.
Swap out the chicken broth for all clam juice for an authentic taste of New England.
Use flour for the best mouth feel.
#medusakitchen #chefgreg
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Man I would love to pull some shifts with this dude!
Not chowder. That looks nasty
Eating that with parmesan cheese bread and oyster crackers
I waited tables at a seafood restaurant years ago and seafood chowder was free for staff, among other things. I probably had hundreds of bowls of it, maybe a thousand over the course of a few years. I acknowledge that it is delicious, but I'm never having chowder again in my life😅
How much you wanna bet he starts with snow’s.
Awful cuts man. Those veg are fucked
i love your tips bro
Its not how I make. Chowder but I'm gonna try it.
Looks great & hearty! I would keep it in a metal pot & not in a plastic container being that hot but orherwise im sure it tasted wonderful.
Looks incredible!
PLEASE what restaurant is this
🤗
Good lawd that’s a New England 💋
You lost me at all those celery sticks 🙂↔️😖
Drinks?
Just gave my girlfriend this lesson the other night, about to give the same lesson to one of my buddies that wants to learn how to cook
Hold the parsley and add the pork
Use paper towel,kitchen towels have the nasty smell
Chef 🧑🍳 you’re the best bro! Keep’em coming
That looks so yummy!
Just love your show!! Such a great teacher and so interesting!!! 💖💖💖
for some reason i just dont trust this guy
Looks amazing. Huh. I could go to the store and buy some rice pudding right now....
Mmmmmmmm
Dude thats artwork right there!!!!!!
love it
Such simple, yet essential, ingredients.
Clean your station chef!
I’ve picked up a few great tips from you already. Great channel for people who like to cook.
excellent video
We have these same pans. We prefer to drill several holes in the top pan and set another on the bottom w water in it so there is drainage and moisture .. you can also just use another pan on top w office sizes spring clips to hold them together. Saves paper towels. We try to save pennies. Theyreally do add up the overhead costs... but to each his own.. its just my idea and I like to share Options w the world. Old Granny habits it's also great to drain pickles or in our case fermentation projects.. also great w 5 gallon buckets. I hated when employes put the whole arm into the buckets fishing out whatever.. but I didn't know this trick back then when I was Management ... 🤢
I wouldn’t eat that(not a clam “guy”…..in my food 🤣)but the way you put it together, quickly explaining steps/ingredients, it looks fantastic!!! I look forward to seeing more of your work ✌🏻✌🏻
Lol meanwhile you're putting plastic in everyone's food.
That’s a 🔥🔥🔥 playlist going on in the background: Stevie Wonder, George Benson… between the food and music I know you have good taste.
Madonna too 😂
pointless video
Hell no, I hate that big of potato in my clam chowder. Who tf likes a mouth full of potato when enjoying clam chowder
Got to have it with some nice fluffy clam cakes brother.
bro needs to stop drooling and sucking his spit back in his mouth while handling food.
That was bugging the shit out of me too. Whether or not he knows his stuff.
you must be fun at parties and have a lot of friends
Damn! That looks delicious.
Great tip, chef. Thank you
40 percent cream? Nice!👍
Nice rag brotha
An artist
I always eat with the peel still on (English cucumbers) unless it’s just the regular ones then I peel, but I was taught to cut both ends off and with the opposite cut end rub it on the other cut end to take care of the bitterness. So thx this is easier
I've never known cucumbers to be bitter. Is it just me?
The thinner kinds definitely have always seemed kinda bitter to me
Beautiful!
Gimmie, gimmie, gimmie a clam after midnight.
“A little white pepper” - proceed to add 20 tables of white pepper lmao
That’s fantastic. Can’t wait
What is the protocol if you don't cut off the ends?
Probably peeling from about half an inch to an inch short of the ends if I were to guess