Gluten free, dairy free Corn Chowder
mamagooskie
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This is my version of a corn chowder recipe I found in the book "The gluten free vegan" by Susan O` Brien
1 tbsp oil
1 cup onion
6 cups finely cubed butternut squash
1 zuchini (approx 1.75 cups)
5 cloves garlic
2 cans of blue menu no salt added corn (12 oz each)
2 bay leaves
1/4 teaspoon ground cumin
1 cup water
1 can of light coconut milk
I basically sauteed the onion and garlic in oil then threw into crockpot added all the rest of ingredients and cooked on high for 4 hours till it was all done/tender.
I like to allow people to season their own food especially since I am cooking for adults and children and we don`t always like the same amount of salt, pepper, heat, sweet etc.
NUTRITIONAL INFO FOR THE BATCH I MADE WAS:
Serves 9 (1 cup or 8oz each)
142 calories
3 protein
3 fiber
29 sodium
5 fat
23 carbs
The recipe called for 2 potatoes or the equivant in yams/sweet potatoes instead in addition to the squash, I didn`t have potatoes so I added a ton more squash plus a zuchini, and it called for leeks and hubby didn`t want leeks so I just upped the amount of onion I used instead. I also added 2x the amount of garlic!!
I thought some beans would have been a nice to make it heartier, not to mention they would give it a protein and fiber boost so maybe next time I`ll try adding some.
This recipe lends itself to being creative, add some celery, red/orange bell pepper, eggplant or mushrooms.
Season it the way you like, I think a little hot sauce could kick this up a notch for sure.
The original recipe was actually done in a large stock pot but I love making stuff in a slowcooker especially on weekends when I don't want to hang around the kitchen for extended periods of time.
ENJOY!!!
1 tbsp oil
1 cup onion
6 cups finely cubed butternut squash
1 zuchini (approx 1.75 cups)
5 cloves garlic
2 cans of blue menu no salt added corn (12 oz each)
2 bay leaves
1/4 teaspoon ground cumin
1 cup water
1 can of light coconut milk
I basically sauteed the onion and garlic in oil then threw into crockpot added all the rest of ingredients and cooked on high for 4 hours till it was all done/tender.
I like to allow people to season their own food especially since I am cooking for adults and children and we don`t always like the same amount of salt, pepper, heat, sweet etc.
NUTRITIONAL INFO FOR THE BATCH I MADE WAS:
Serves 9 (1 cup or 8oz each)
142 calories
3 protein
3 fiber
29 sodium
5 fat
23 carbs
The recipe called for 2 potatoes or the equivant in yams/sweet potatoes instead in addition to the squash, I didn`t have potatoes so I added a ton more squash plus a zuchini, and it called for leeks and hubby didn`t want leeks so I just upped the amount of onion I used instead. I also added 2x the amount of garlic!!
I thought some beans would have been a nice to make it heartier, not to mention they would give it a protein and fiber boost so maybe next time I`ll try adding some.
This recipe lends itself to being creative, add some celery, red/orange bell pepper, eggplant or mushrooms.
Season it the way you like, I think a little hot sauce could kick this up a notch for sure.
The original recipe was actually done in a large stock pot but I love making stuff in a slowcooker especially on weekends when I don't want to hang around the kitchen for extended periods of time.
ENJOY!!!
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Bump......for a delicious recipe!! Just had some leftovers for lunch and it was soooo good.0
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