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Seafood Chowder at the Esquire Restaurant

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We take seafood seriously in the Canadian Maritimes, and I can say without reservation that the seafood chowder at this roadside diner near Halifax, Nova Scotia, is the best I've had: it's made with butter, cream, potatoes, onions, bay leaf, and tender chunks of fresh-caught lobster, scallops, and haddock. The soup is never thickened with flour, so it's got a clean, pure ocean flavor.  —Donna Rogers, Bedford, Nova Scotia 
Seafood Chowder

This article was first published in Saveur in Issue #126

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I'd argue in favour of the chowder at The Deck in Blandford, out on the Aspotogan Peninsula - but it would be delightful to be wrong.

One thing both do right - NO FLOUR, and NO SALMON. In my opinion, neither belong in a chowder.

Guess I'll have to check out both!

Cheers - Miles

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