Corn Chowder (Crock Pot)

“This really is a great recipe. I substitute Chicken Broth for the water and at the end I add some cream (Heavy, Light or Half & Half) just to add some creamy richness. Also for a special twist add some cooked baby shrimp (peeled & de-viened of course) 15-20 minutes before serving. And plenty of cracked Pepper and Soda Crackers 🙂 Enjoy.”

“this has become a staple in our household! it is so versatile and some of the recommendations here have been great. i typically use broth in place of water, add a clove or two of garlic & other veggies (carrots, zucchini, turnips, whatever is on hand). i omit the sugar and add a tsp+ of cumin, paprika and crushed red pepper. about half an hour before chow time, i stir in a 1/2 cup of half & half or whole milk and 1 cup of chopped spinach. yum!”

“Why oh why haven t I rated this before?Been making my corn chowder this exact way for years now.Its absolutely the best corn chowder you will ever find!Few changes tough :)First of all skip the water and add 2 cups of good quality chicken stock.I make my own and freeze for later use.Secondly I add a 1/2 to a 1 cup of heavy cream few minutes before serving. This is a wonderful meal that everyone one in my house enjoys!”

“We loved this. I used beef fry instead of bacon to make it kosher and left off the Worcestershire sauce instead I just used some extra salt. Will make this again!”

“This is one of my favorite comfort foods.I have used this recipe for years with the exception that I have always used milk instead of the water.Tonight, I will be adding the shrimp.”

“This was easy and tasty. I used the little shrimp and the half and half. I served it with grilled cheese and everyone loved it. I had little leftovers. Thank you”

“I used the suggestion of Bob LeBlanc and it was wonderful.I found out that half waythrough the cooking process, I needed to add more water (or broth) I added a 1 1/2 cups more.At the last 20 minutes of cooking I added a cup of 1/2 and 1/2 (we use the fat free one).The recipe made about 16 cups of soup.It only took 20 minutes to fry bacon, then the potato mix and the rest was put in the crckpot and stirred occasionaly.”

“I thought I would need the 5 quart crock pot but it fit in the smaller 3.5 qt.
I used turkey bacon, used Splenda instead of sugar, broth instead of water and added a few more onions. Yummy.
The only thing I may change the next time work be more liquid/creamed corn”

“This is great – I’ve made it twice now and I LOVE it.I basically double it and add 2 garlic cloves and a cup of half and half at the end. Because of what my grocery store has, I use 8 oz bacon, 32 oz bag of corn kernels, 1 and 1/2 cans cream-style corn, 4 large red potatoes, 1 medium sweet onion, and a 10 oz can of chicken broth (instead of water).Sometimes I cook it on high for 2 hours then low for 4 hours.I serve it with garlic bread and it’s to die for! :-)”

“I tripled this recipe with no changes made at all, except to add about 2 cups of light cream at the end.I am taking it to my church tonight for our New Year’s Eve service, and I’m telling you, I know there won’t be a drop left…This stuff is delicious!! thanks for sharing the recipe!”

“Loved it! I did replace water with chicken broth, added half n half towards the end, and made it thicker with cornstarch mixed with water. I like corn chowder on the thicker side (:”

“This recipe turned out well and my family liked it. It made A LOT so we had leftovers for a couple days. It was not as flavorful as I had hoped, so I will use chicken stock instead of water the next time I make it. I also like the idea of adding some cream or milk at the end to make it a bit creamy.”

“we couldnt stop eating it, really hearty and wholesome.I followed the recipe exactly, I used organic corn and fresh potatoes, mrs. dash, no salt!Everyone loved it!I served it with salmon — a perfect meal! https://www.recipezaar.com/recipe/The-Ultimate-Salmon-Fillets-53198I initially was taken aback — no milk in chowder?I was going to add some, but decided to serve it as is, and four people ate the whole pot!I pureed mine and added it to another scoop, this mixture was really good, too, made it look more like a chowder.I wouldnt change a thing, just dont use GMO corn!Aloha!”

“This tasted good but it was like eating corn with a little sauce.There is too much corn for the liquid the recipe asks for.I ended up putting it through a blender and making a puree.It didn’t look to good but tasted alright”

“What a great flavor.my whole family loved it.Since my husbandis lactose intolerant, it was nice to find a chowder recipe with no dairy.Thanks”

“I didn’t have time to use the crock pot, so I prepared mine in my dutch oven. Turned out fabulous! Instead of water, I added chicken broth and I also added some heavy whipping cream at the end. For a little heat, I added some crushed red pepper. I will definitely make this again.”

“I found this recipe when looking for a way to use up some frozen corn I had. This chowder is wonderful! We ate it right up. What I liked most was how easy the prep was. Some crock pot dishes require a lot of prep and so lose their appeal. I usually have a few pieces of leftover cooked bacon in the freezer, so… simple!”

“Fantastic! This was so easy and delicious I will definitely make it again and again.I followed another reviewers advice and used 2 c chicken broth instead of water, and 1/2 cup half & half at the very end.Delish and full of flavor!!”

“This recipe sounds great, the only problem is that I am gone at least 10 hours a day and I am afraid it would get too dry or mushy,Any suggestions??”