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      #115402 - 10/24/04 02:37 PM
atomic rose

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Add an extra cup of water to the ingredients. Bring the whole thing up to a boil, then reduce the heat a little, cover, and simmer it until the potatoes are falling apart. I'm not sure how long that'll take... probably at least 1/2 hour. Then mix in the milk-flour mixture, and it should just take maybe 5 minutes to thicken up, if that. Should work just fine.

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phenomenal!!! new
      #115434 - 10/24/04 04:51 PM
Dr. Spice Yamin

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I made this tonight.. minus the crock pot and on the stove..

IT WAS PHENOMENAL! I LOOOOOOOOOOOOVE IT!!!

I added garlic, thyme and italian herbs to give it a lil more flavor. I also used Turkey Ham cut into small chunks because I had no bacon on hand. It came out GREAT!

I pulled a rachel as well and did 1/2 a cup of instant potatoes.

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Re: Casey's Crockpot Potato Chowder new
      #115436 - 10/24/04 05:10 PM
AmandaPanda, J.D.

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Looks great -- I'm trying it tomorrow!

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Yay! new
      #115446 - 10/24/04 06:06 PM
atomic rose

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So glad to hear it worked out on the stove, and that you liked it! Sounds like you added some good seasonings, too - yum!

I make this once a week now; it's what I eat during the week for lunch, usually. I've been making it with one more potato, and leaving out the potato flakes, and I'm liking it a lot better that way... just a reminder that the spud buds aren't necessary. I've been putting garlic in mine, too, and a pinch of thyme. Such good fall food!

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Re: chicken bullion new
      #115460 - 10/24/04 07:10 PM
abby82

Reged: 03/08/04
Posts: 335
Loc: Nevada

Is Chicken Bullion (sp?) safe?? What kind do you guys buy and where do you get it? I always figured it had MSG in it but I would love to get some!

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Well... new
      #115467 - 10/24/04 07:33 PM
atomic rose

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I'm not at all sensitive to MSG, so I might not be the best person to ask. I buy Herb Ox brand, which says on the label that there's no MSG, but one of the ingredients - I think it's "autolyzed soy protein" or something like that - can contain MSG. Depending on how sensitive you are to it, you might want to avoid it.

Hopefully someone else can give you better brands to try!

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Re: Well... new
      #115469 - 10/24/04 07:36 PM
Dr. Spice Yamin

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when I made it.. I just substituted the water for actual chicken broth. I think casey said you could do that do. Anyways.. I did it and it was awesome.

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Delicious new
      #115689 - 10/25/04 01:05 PM
AmandaPanda, J.D.

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This came out great. I'm on my second bowl. I used the stovetop method you recommended to Ashley, and it came out great. I only had one can of chicken broth so I did 2 cups broth, 2 cups water, and lots of seasonings. I also added chopped green onion, to add texture and color, but I think next time I will save that for garnish, since it does get all wilty in the cooking. I love the paprika on top, very yummy. Thanks for the recipe!

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I live in the Big Apple, but I don't eat the skin

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I made this and tweaked it a bit. new
      #303112 - 03/25/07 11:58 PM
hohoyumyum

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I left out the chicken bouillon (we're both vegetarian) and added a half teaspoon of garlic powder. This is very good and my husband loves it! I think next time I'll add a little celery to the mix.

Thanks Casey.

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