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CHOW DOWN<br />

The culinary team at Fisherman’s Wharf in Lyttelton know<br />

all there is know about seafood. So, it makes sense that we turn to them to<br />

get the lowdown on the most morish of seafood chowders.<br />

Seafood Chowder<br />

Ingredients<br />

500g firm fish (gurnard, elephant fish)<br />

500g seafood marinara mix (prawns,<br />

mussels, squid tentacles, clams)<br />

4 onions, sliced<br />

6-8 carrots, cut into strips<br />

½ celery, chopped<br />

2L milk<br />

2L water<br />

1/4 cup dashi (shrimp stock)<br />

500g butter<br />

500g flour<br />

salt & pepper (to taste)<br />

100g garlic butter<br />

fresh ciabatta loaf<br />

Method<br />

1. Add dashi to water, then combine water with milk in a<br />

big pot, slowly bringing to a simmer. Don’t let it boil.<br />

2. Fry onions and carrots until soft and put to one side.<br />

3. In a large pot, melt butter then add flour, mixing slowly<br />

to make a roux.<br />

4. Slowly add dashi, water and milk mix, 1 litre at a time,<br />

each time mixing until smooth.<br />

5. Once combined, add onions and carrots and cook out<br />

for about half an hour.<br />

6. Add seafood, fish and celery and turn off the heat.<br />

7. Add salt and pepper to taste.<br />

To Serve<br />

Ladle into bowls, garnish with croutons and chopped<br />

parsley and serve with a lemon wedge and warm garlic<br />

bread on the side.<br />

To Make Croutons<br />

Take 2-3 slices from a fresh ciabatta loaf and cut into<br />

cubes. Melt butter in a large frying pan and, over<br />

medium heat, toss the bread in the butter to coat it<br />

before spreading the croutons out over a baking tray.<br />

Pop into a pre-heated 180°C oven for 10 minutes, until<br />

crisp and golden. Slice the remaining ciabatta, lather with<br />

garlic butter and warm in the oven ahead of serving.

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