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                     Carribean-Style Seafood Chowder

Recipe By     : New Orleans, Times Picayune Aug. 29, '96
Serving Size  : 6    Preparation Time :0:00
Categories    : Entree                           Party
                Stew, Soup & Stock

  Amount  Measure       Ingredient -- Preparation Method
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   2      lb            assorted firm-fleshed fish -- snapper, drum,  trou
                        ---reserve fish bones and shrimp shells--
   1      lb            large shrimp -- peel, devein
     1/3  c             fresh lime juice
   2                    jalapeno chiles -- seed, mince
   4                    onions -- divided
   4      cloves        garlic -- divided
   3      stalks        celery -- divided
   6      c             cold water
     1/3  c             thick-sliced bacon -- diced
   2                    sweet peppers -- seed, chop finely
   3      c             potatoes -- diced
     1/2  tsp           dried thyme
   2      leaves        bay leaf
     1/4  tsp           nutmeg -- freshly grated
   4      c             tomatoes -- peel, chop
     1/4  c             tomato paste -- optional
                        beer
                        cayenne & black pepper -- to tate

Cut fish in 2-inch cubes.  Toss together fish, shrimp, lime juice, and
jalapenos.  Refrigerate for 2 hours.  Place fish bones and shrimp shells in
stockpot with one unpeeled onion, one unpeeled garlic clove -both quartered-
and one celery rib.  Cover with water and simmer one hour.  Drain and
discard solids.  Reserve stock.

Saute bacon 'til browned.  Reserve bacon.  Saute remaining three onions, two
celery ribs, and both peppers 'til tender alnd golden.  Add garlic, finely
mined, and saute a minute longer.  Add potaotes, thyme bay and nutmeg; cover
with hot stock, tomatoes and tomato paste [if used].  Cook 'til potatoes are
barely tender, about 15 to 20 minutes.  Add fish and shrimp along with their
marinade.  Simmer another 10 to 15 minutes 'till done.  Thin with beer, if
needed, and adjust heat level to suit you.

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