Today I’m making up a delicious corn chowder. Please watch along as I prepare this easy wonderful delicious dish.

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Delicious Corn Chowder

5 slices bacon fried crispy reserve bacon grease for cooking onions
1 tablespoon butter
2 cups chopped yellow onion
2 tablespoons flour
3 medium cloves chopped garlic
3 cups chicken broth
1/4 teaspoon dried thyme
1/2 teaspoon black pepper
3 medium small gold potatoes cubed
4 large corn on the cob corn removed from cob save cobs for simmering
1 1/2 cups heavy cream
Salt to taste

Garnish with fried bacon
Fresh chopped chives
Shredded cheddar cheese
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Hello everyone. Welcome back. Welcome back to Cooking with Donna. Today I’m making up some corn chowder. Everything you need for this will be in the description box. All the ingredients. And please watch along as I prepare this delicious soup we usually have in the fall. We all know we’re waiting for that cooler weather. A lot of you around the world, I know, are already having some of it. We’re not yet. But it’s never, you know, it doesn’t have to be cold in order to a lot of people think, oh, it needs to be cold before you have soups and and I agree. You enjoy it more, I guess. But we’re still warm here in Texas, but I bought a bunch of corn on the cob on sale. So, I thought, make something up with it. Peel it, freeze it, use some of it up. So, I’m making a corn chowder. So, and I wanted to share this with y’all. Here in my pan, I cut up five strips of bacon. We’re going to render that down. Cook it down till it’s nice and crispy. And we’ll take that out and get our veggies or our onions sauteed there. This will be for our topping for our corn chowder. So, let’s get this done. Okay. Got my bacon all done here. This is for our topping. Put it on some paper towel there to drain. And now we’re going to go ahead and sauté in that same bacon grease. Just add a little bit of butter. Good tablespoon size. And then we’ll get our onions in here. And we’re just going to cook these onions till they start softening. probably 5 to 8 minutes and just let those go. Okay, I’ve been sautéing these now for a good 8 minutes on low. You don’t want to fry fry. You’re going to sauté them. And we have all of our browning at the bottom from that bacon. But these have been sauteed. Now we’re going to add in some garlic and some flour. This will help thicken and make everything nice and creamy. And I’ll let this go for maybe a minute. You’re not looking to brown anything. Just getting that garlic sauteed and the raw taste off that flour. Go about a minute on it. Keep stirring it. Okay, we’ve been going for about a minute there. Excuse me. Stirring. Now I’m going to add in my chicken broth. Now you can go low sodium if you’d like. You control your salt. I’m going to turn this up a bit. Now to this, we’ll just get that stirred up. Now we’re going to add in our pepper, some thyme, dried thyme. Just kind of crush it in your hands. That thyme. Salt. I do normally when I have everything in here and adjust it accordingly cuz if you’re using salted broth, you may want to watch it. So to that I got my potatoes all chopped up over here in some water. Going to add my potatoes. I got my corn and my my cob there. That helps flavor that that broth there. We’ll get that put in there. And we’ll remove remove these, of course, after everything’s done. There’s a lot of flavor in here. That corn flavor. And I’ll get my corn in there. And you’re basically going to cook this just until those potatoes are tender. I cut them in little cubes. It depends on how how large you cut your potatoes. And we’re just going to let this come to a boil. Once it comes to a boil, I’ll turn it down and I am going to cover it because we don’t want this evaporating. Get everything mixed in there. But once that boils, I’ll get my lid on, turn it down to a lower boil, and we’ll get our cream in there. Okay, now that has come to a gentle boil there. I just turned it down. Now you’re going to cook this as I said to your potatoes get, you know, become tender, fork tender. [Music] And like I said, cover it. You don’t want to evaporate. Keep it covered. Keep an eye on them potatoes. Normally 15 minutes or so should do the trick. Okay, this has been simmering maybe 20 minutes. It depends on what type of potato you use. I’m using golds. Russetss tend to, you know, when they’re soup, they just keep keep getting softer and softer and softer. So the the golds tend to hold their shape and their texture. So that’s what I lean towards are those. But if you only have russetss, just keep an eye on it. Okay, now see how that looks yummy. Now we’re going to add our cream. And we’ll let this simmer. You don’t want this to boil. You do not want this to boil. You’re just wanting that cream to take on the flavor of everything in there. Just let that set there on not a boil, just very, very low. Maybe 5 to 10 minutes. And we’re going to bowl up and it’s going to be good. Now, another thing I wanted to mention, if you can’t find any corn in the co, I would suggest frozen corn. Um, because it’s a corn chowder. You want a nice crisp corn and that’s where the corn on the cob comes in and the cobs in there. So, I highly suggest you use corn on the cob. But if you can’t find it, I would go with frozen corn. Okay. Okay. There is the corn chowder. I got some shredded cheddar cheese on there. some fresh minced chives. And there’s our bacon. I didn’t I like to usually throw a little bit of oyster crackers on top to eat with it, but I didn’t have any, so we’re going with good old saltines. You can eat it with whatever you’d like, but here it is. Look at there. That is going to be so good, especially when it’s cold out. Oh, I’m going to get a bite here with y’all. Boy, is that good. Oh, that’s so tasty. Those potatoes. Perfect. It’s delicious, y’all. I hope you give this a try. Now, I can eat out of this cuz this is mine. [Music] And that corn, that sweet corn. Oh, it’s so good. It just and that cob in there really flavors that that broth. But I hope you guys give it a try. And if you’re new to the channel, I welcome you. Please like and subscribe and share. It truly helps my channel and I truly appreciate you. Um, but until next time, you guys love one another. Eat well, take care of one another, and make you up some of this. You’ll be glad you did. Bye bye.

9 Comments

  1. Great idea, Donna! I just bought a big pack of corn on the cob from Costco!

    And you are right about the sodium. The chicken stock from Costco that comes in a big six or eight Pack has way too much salt!

  2. Well hello my friend..this dish looks yummy and I will be making this😊
    Hope your hubby is doing better .. and how is Curtis?
    Thank you for recipe your the best !❤

  3. Looks delicious ❤ Just watched your video on your broccoli and potato soup. Fixing to try it😊 Thank you for for sharing these amazing , delicious recipes ❤ Just subbed😊

  4. Hello Donna, I never seen this recette in France 🤤it s will be delicious for this winter❤I hope your husband is feeling better, god bless you🌺💕💖🪻🌼🌹