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New England/Key West/San Francisco Style Fish Chowder.
Today I made a triple destination based fish chowder taking influences from New England, San Francisco, and Key west. The base was a New England Style Chowder, using Key West Yellowtail Snapper, and adding a San Francisco twist by serving it in a sourdough bread bowl.
Ingredients:
Bacon - two slices
Yellow Onion - one
Celery - two stalks
Carrots - equivalent to celery
Potatoes - three medium
Chicken stock - one can
Water - one can
Fish Filets - add as much as you want to reach consistency.
Butter - half a stick
Flour - two tablespoons
Heavy Cream - One small container
Sour Dough Bread - Bowl sized Rounds
Brown the bacon in a large pot. Remove half for toppings. Leave the renderings. Add onion, celery, and carrots. Cook only until soft. You do not want carmelization. Add the potatoes and get them heated up and started cooking. Constantly mixing. Add the chicken stock and water. Take to boil and simmer until the potatoes are moderately soft (able to cut with a little tension). Add the fish filet chunks. Cook until the fish is cooked through. Turn off heat and add rue mixture made from melted butter, flour, and heavy cream. Slowly fold in rue mixture and any remaining cream. Cut the top off of Sourdough round. Dig out the bread in the center. Scoop and fill the bowl until full. Sprinkle bacon bits on top. Serve.
KEY WEST KAYAK FISHING: Equipment Used
The Car - 1997 Honda Civic Hatchback DX
The Motorcycle - 1997 BMW F650
The Kayaks
1) 2010 Wilderness Systems Tarpon 140.
2) 2012 Hobie Adventure Island w/ Outboard Motor Mount
- 2010 Suzuki 2.5 HP 4-Stroke Outboard
- Lowrance Hook-5
The Rods/Reels
1) 7' MH Shimano Teramar, TMS-X70MH, Line Wt. 10-20lb, Lure Wt 1/2-1 1/2oz, Power: Medium Heavy, Action: Extra Fast
- Penn Conflict 4000
- Power Pro 20lb
- Power Pro 10lb
- Andes 15lb pink mono
2) 7' H Shimano Teramar, TMS-F70H, Line Wt. 15-20lb, Lure Wt 1/2-2oz, Power: Heavy, Action: Med Fast
- Penn Conflict 6000
- Power Pro 65lb
3) 5'8" XH Shimano Treval Jigging Trigger Rod, TVC-58XH, Line Wt. 80-200, Lure Wt, 160 - 270grams, PowerExtra Heavy
- Shimano Torium 16
- Power Pro 65lb
4) 7'6" M Hurricane Calico Jack IM7, CAJ-457, Line Wt. 8-17lb, Lure Wt 3/8-3/4oz, Power: Medium
- Shimano Solstace 4000 FI
- Power Pro 20lb
5) 6' Ande Tournament Stand Up Rod, ASU-601A SDRMH, Line Wt. 20-50, Power: Medium Heavy
- Shimano TLD-30A 2-Speed
- Power Pro 65lb
6) 6'6" Shimano Trevala, TVC-66MH, Line Wt. 50-100lb, Jig Wt 50-100g, Power: Medium Heavy, Action: Medium Fast
- Abu Garcia 6500C3
- Power Pro 30lb
7) 7' Shimano Trevala, TVC-70ML, Line Wt. 20-50lb, Jig Wt 55-135g, Power: Medium Light, Action: Medium Fast
- Abu Garcia 6500C3
- Power Pro 30lb
Plus a few other misc saltwater rigs that are used sparingly and some Bass rigs which I won't use in salt water.
Cast Nets
-5' 3/8" Plastic enclosed weights
-6' 3/16" Super Spreader SS-1000 1 lb per foot
-7' 3/8" Mako 1lb per foot
Filming
GoPro Hero 4 Silver
GoPro Hero 3 Black
GoPro Studio Editing Software
Panasonic G7
-14-42mm F3.5-5.8
-20mm F1.7
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