Clam Chowder! What's your preference? — Page 2
#27
Posted: 12/7/07 at 1:54pm
I love a good lobster bisque. mmmmm.
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#28
Posted: 12/7/07 at 1:56pm
When I was in college and stupid, I once tried canned shrimp bisque.
I don't recommend it.
I don't recommend it.
#29
Posted: 12/7/07 at 1:56pm
Francisco's Centro Vasco in Chelsea has my favorite lobster bisque. I love that place.
#30
Posted: 12/7/07 at 1:58pm
the best one i ever had was in paris at some little place that I couldn't pronounce nor remember the name of. :)
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"I think theater ought to be theatrical ... you know, shuffling the pack in different ways so that it's -- there's always some kind of ambush involved in the experience. You're being ambushed by an unexpected word, or by an elephant falling out of the cupboard, whatever it is."
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#31
Posted: 12/7/07 at 2:01pm
Lobster bisque is heaven.
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#32
Posted: 12/7/07 at 2:02pm
agreed.
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"I think theater ought to be theatrical ... you know, shuffling the pack in different ways so that it's -- there's always some kind of ambush involved in the experience. You're being ambushed by an unexpected word, or by an elephant falling out of the cupboard, whatever it is."
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#33
Posted: 12/7/07 at 2:04pm
Of the clams, I prefer New England. But I'm with SOMMS, corn chowder is my most favoritest soup of all.
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#34
Posted: 12/7/07 at 2:06pm
Course I wouldn't turn down a nice crock of onion soup with lots of broiled bread and cheese on top either.
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#35
Posted: 12/7/07 at 2:07pm
Whenever I have it, I can't keep my hands off of the oyster crackers. I LOVE them! Like the bisque isn't fattening enough on it's own.
#36
Posted: 12/7/07 at 2:14pm
'head out to Santa Monica's "Ye Olde King's Head"'
Will have to try it the next time I'm out. Better than Gladstone's?
One of the best I've had was in San Diego, the restaurant where that Top Chef contestant Brian works.
Will have to try it the next time I'm out. Better than Gladstone's?
One of the best I've had was in San Diego, the restaurant where that Top Chef contestant Brian works.
#37
Posted: 12/7/07 at 3:08pm
There's nothing as delicious as good New England clam chowder, YUM!
Manhattan clam chowder it's as Rath put it, just some disgusting red oil, UGH.
And yes, a good lobster bisque is orgasmic.
Manhattan clam chowder it's as Rath put it, just some disgusting red oil, UGH.
And yes, a good lobster bisque is orgasmic.
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#38
Posted: 12/7/07 at 3:10pm
Oh, God, now you've started in on bisques...
I'm getting hungry!
I'm getting hungry!
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#39
Posted: 12/7/07 at 4:01pm
New England clam chowder. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
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#40
Posted: 12/7/07 at 4:08pm
I've never had lobster anything.
Ilove New England Clam Chowder, though. I didn't know there was any other kind until I ordered a bowl at a place in RI and was given...not New England.
Ilove New England Clam Chowder, though. I didn't know there was any other kind until I ordered a bowl at a place in RI and was given...not New England.
#41
Posted: 12/7/07 at 4:13pm
You NEVER had lobster ANYTHING?
If you like seafood, you'll love a good lobster!
And lobster bisque is just the best thing ever!
If you like seafood, you'll love a good lobster!
And lobster bisque is just the best thing ever!
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#42
Posted: 12/7/07 at 4:15pm
I adore seafood! It's sad, I know. I even live in CT. My grandmother is in RI, right on the coast.
And I still haven't had it.
And I still haven't had it.
#43
Posted: 12/7/07 at 4:15pm
Lobster, King Crab, oysters, mussels, shrimp...I love any and all shellfish. Even steamers--the dregs of the sea! My mom and I used to go to Lundy's in Sheepshead Bay and eat them at the counter. Not sure if that place is there anymore.
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#44
Posted: 12/7/07 at 4:30pm
If there is seafood, I am in Heaven. I do agree with the lobster bisque people. It is a rich and silky treat.
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#45
Posted: 12/7/07 at 4:30pm
The only thing I can't do is the soft shelled crabs.
Just the thought of putting the whole thing in my mouth creeps me out.
Just the thought of putting the whole thing in my mouth creeps me out.
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#46
Posted: 12/7/07 at 4:31pm
I've never tried Geo Duck. It's one scary looking clam!
#47
Posted: 12/7/07 at 4:36pm
I'm a big fan of clam cakes, personally.
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#48
Posted: 12/7/07 at 4:40pm
Heading to the restaurant where I work in a few minutes....We have a seafood bisque so good you cant help but weep....okay that's an exaggeration haha but if you're ever in Lancaster Pennsylvania on a Friday stop at Pasquale's and ask for it :)
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#49
Posted: 12/7/07 at 4:53pm
I've never had lobster anything either...I haven't eaten seafood since I was a kid. Kind of sad, since I live in America's oldest seaport. There's seafood everywhere. Gorton's Seafood? That's from this town.
I'll get around to the seafood someday. I watch it made on the Food Network and it looks delicious. Maybe if I can get lobster served to me sans the beady eyes staring at me, I'll try it.
I'll get around to the seafood someday. I watch it made on the Food Network and it looks delicious. Maybe if I can get lobster served to me sans the beady eyes staring at me, I'll try it.
#50
Posted: 12/7/07 at 5:03pm
Neither. Eating clams is nasty.
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