Chowder of Salmon & Green Peas

"A different take on the usual salmon chowder. Just for looks I suggest using the skinless variety of canned salmon that is available now. Update - As noted in the reviews adding some cooked potato and extra veggies along with the peas is an option that sound good. Watch the added carbohydrate if you need to."
 
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Ready In:
35mins
Ingredients:
10
Serves:
2-3

ingredients

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directions

  • Pour the liquid from the salmon into a 2-quart saucepan; set the salmon aside.
  • To the pan, add the celery, onions and dill weed.
  • Bring to a boil over medium heat. Reduce the heat, cover and cook for 5 minutes.
  • In small pan melt margarine, add flour and cook until light brown.
  • Add 1/4 cup milk slowly, stirring constantly until smooth.
  • Stir into the vegetable mixture; add the remaining milk.
  • Raise the heat to medium and cook the chowder for 5 minutes, or until bubbly and slightly thickened.
  • Add the salmon, peas, Worcestershire sauce and hot pepper sauce.
  • Simmer for 7 - 10 minutes.
  • Serve hot.

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Reviews

  1. I loved this! I actually doubled the recipe because I had a 14.5oz can of salmon. I'm not sure if that messed up the ratios or what, but there wasn't near enough liquid in the can to cook the veggies. I added enough water so they didn't burn, but they weren't quite covered. The butter amound seemed too low as well, I used double what I should have, and that still wasn't enough. I used 1/4 c flour and 1 tbsp. butter, but next time I think I'd use at least 2 tbsp. butter. Other than that I made the recipe exactly as stated and it was great. This is definitely a keeper.
     
  2. I loved it. I'll be making it often I do believe. Thank you for an easy, delicious and budget friendly recipe!
     
  3. As an Alaskan you quickly run out of salmon recipes and or get tired of the same ones. this is something we are exited to make again------I liked adding potato and carrots with the peas--yummy
     
  4. My first salmon chowder using a can of salmon, I highly recommend this to those who love salmon. We soup lovers marvelled that one can of salmon could make for such a wonderful tasting soup. Other then generously snipping in fresh dill because I didn't have the dried on hand and using a leek because I didn't want to make another trip downstairs to get an onion I made as posted. Soup already started, found I didn't have the green peas - it was perfect as made - but will add some next time around. We all gave this the thumbs up. Only change I will make is to double the recipe- yes it's that good. Had the teenager's brother been at the table I likely would have missed out! Thank you Shahana for sharing this great tasting Salmon Chowder.
     
  5. When I added the milk to the flour and butter, it lumped up really quickly, and I was unable to make it smooth. If I make it again, I will mix the flour and milk while it's cold, and then add it to the soup to thicken it.
     
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  1. Really good and really easy. I did fry up 2 slices of chopped bacon and used the bacon grease instead of the butter for the roux. I also added a leftover baked potato with the salmon and peas. Made the perfect amount for two and enough left over for my lunch the next day.
     

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