Chanterelle Mushroom Chowder with Crab & Corn

This Chanterelle Mushroom Chowder with Crab & Corn, is so easy to make and is a creative way to enjoy Chanterelles! This delicious gluten-free soup features healthy, real food that’s seasonally fresh at the same time you’re picking those beautiful chants!

If it grows together, it goes together, right?!?!

This Chanterelle Crab Corn Chowder is summer in a bowl!

It’s so pretty too, right??

Add some gluten free crackers on the side (or one of my Chanterelle Herb Biscuits) and a glass of chilled dry white wine… the same wine you’ll use in the soup.

If you are looking for the BEST & Healthiest Wines, I suggest Dry Farm’s Wine, it’s the only wines I drink.

And I LOVE my wine.

I’ve been exclusively drinking Dry Farm’s Wine for over 6 months. No more headaches, no more gross ingredients or supporting damaging farming practices!

I get 6 bottles of white and 6 bottles of red each month; I’m always prepared – wether it’s a glass of wine with dinner, a impromptu get together or a gift dinner at a friend’s house (it’s bad manners to show up empty handed!)

Oh and one last thing, this recipe is naturally gluten free.. instead of using a flour based thickener, we rely on the potatoes simmered in the broth with cream and cheese to give the soup body instead of a gummy-faux-thickend mess.

Want more delicious Chanterelle Mushroom recipes?? Try these!

• Cheese Stuffed Zucchini Boats topped with Chanterelle Mushrooms
• Summer Wild Mushroom Paella with Chanterelles and Black Trumpets
• Chanterelle Herb Biscuits with Pine Nuts
• Chanterelle Mushroom Fondue
• Pressure Cooker Wild Mushroom Broth
• Wild Mushroom Seasoned Salt
• Savory Chanterelle Mushrooms Pancakes

Chanterelle Mushroom Chowder

This Chanterelle Mushroom Chowder with Crab & Corn, is so easy to make and is a creative way to enjoy Chanterelles! This delicious gluten-free soup features healthy, real food that's seasonally fresh at the same time you're picking those beautiful chants; onion, celery, garlic, thyme, corn and potatoes!

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Servings: 6 servings

Ingredients

• 1/4 cup Organic Grass-Fed Butter or Ghee or reserved bacon fat
• 1 medium Onion chopped
• 1 rib celery chopped
• 2+ cloves Garlic pinced or pressed
• 2+ cups Chanterelle Mushrooms can be left whole or chopped
• 1 tablespoon New BAE Seasoning
• 1/4 cup dry white wine
• 2+ cups yukon gold potatoes cubed
• 4 cups Chicken Bone Broth
• 1 pint Heavy Cream, A2 Pasture Raised
• 6 ears corn on the cob
• 2 springs fresh thyme
• 1 pound lump crabmeat Fresh or canned
• 4 ounces Cream Cheese (organic, cultured)
• 1 cup grated parmesan cheese
• Sea Salt
• White Pepper

Instructions

• Cut corn off the Cob, set the corn kernels aside and reserve the Cobs.
• In a dutch oven or heavy bottom pot, sautee onion, celery and garlic in butter until soft over medium heat.
• Add mushrooms and New BAE seasoning, cook until all liquid is evaporated (2-3 minutes).
• Add dry wine and cook for another 1-2 minutes or until (again) the liquid is evaporated.
• Add cubed potatoes, thyme, chicken broth, cream and corn COBS. Simmer for 10-15 minutes or until potatoes are cooked through. (by simmering the corn cobs in the liquid you are extracting extra corn flavor, don't skip this step!)
  
• Remove thyme springs and corn cobs from the pot.
• Add corn kernels, crab meat and cheese, gently stir. Reduce heat to LOW and cook just to melt the cheese, lightly cook the corn and heat the crab meat, roughly 5 minutes. Season with sea salt and white pepper to taste.

Notes

For less carbs, I suggest eliminating the potatoes OR at the least cooking this soup the day before. Cooked and cooled starches are resistant to digestion and eliminates roughly 50% of the carbohydrate effect on the body.

I don't suggest eliminating the corn, cause it's key to the flavors in the soup.

Do NOT sub old bay for new BAE in a 1:1 ratio. Old bay is very salty and too strong, use to taste but I strongly encourage you to use New BAE the flavor is softer and a welcomed change from old bay. 1990 called, they wanted the old bay back, switch to New Bae.

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