This is a delicious take on crab chowder. The combination of slightly charred corn, sweet crab, and paprika creates a smoky chowder with just the right amount of heat. The spices are pleasantly mellowed by the cream, which JudyO adds judiciously to avoid pushing the chowder into overly rich territory. The crab flavor developed a bit more overnight, so you could easily make this ahead of time. Note: traditionally, mirepoix is comprised of 1 part onion to 1/2 part each of carrot and celery.
I first read found a receipe for spicy corn chowder in an English Home and Garden magazine. I have created my own variation of this recipe.
Serves 8
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bohan says: Can't wait to try this from Judy O who is a wonderful cook. So special for our chesapeake bay area. thanks so much for a great recipe. Barb Bohan
about 1 year ago Reply to this »Nancy says: Where would I find fire roasted sweet corn or how is that made?
about 1 year ago Reply to this »JudyO says: Fire roasted sweet corn can be made on the grill or purchased from Trader Joe's in the frozen food section. Judy O
about 1 year agoJudyO says: This is a warm and welcoming treat. You can leave the crab out and use vegetable stock if you want a vegetarian version.
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