By way of frozen meats and seafood, I love the shrimp and tubes of ground beef. I also love having Costco frozen vegetables on hand like sweet corn and green beans. (who on earth doesn’t?!) It’s great for quick meals and then make the carcass into chicken stock. I also love that $4.99 rotisserie chicken. (Sure hoping that prices go down soon and those dang vanilla crops start producing). Like you aren’t going to find a better price on pure vanilla extract than at Costco. There are a few things I like to have around and Costco is the best option for quality and price. The convenience and quality outshadow any gripes I have with Costco. This corn and shrimp chowder is made easy with one of those giant bags of frozen corn and frozen shrimp. But the love comes in with a recipe like this. I feel like a cliche American as I push my ocean liner of a cart around the store filling it with super-sized boxes of everything from potato chips to socks. Garnish with your crispy cooked bacon, green onions, and parsley.I have a love-hate relationship with Costco.Taste test, then season with sea salt and pepper, if desired.Add in your corn, raw shrimp, cayenne pepper and thyme simmer for 5 minutes, or until shrimp are pink and just cooked through.We want to make it creamy but still nicely chunky, so don't overblend. Using a hand blender or potato masher, quickly blend your soup for a few seconds.Add in chopped potatoes, cover with a lid and simmer on LOW heat for 15-20 minutes, or until tender.Add in your broth or stock, then bring to a boil while constantly whisking.Immediately pour in your milk, whisking constantly until mixture is smooth.Stir in flour and cook for 1 minute, stirring constantly so the flour doesn’t burn.Add in celery, carrots, garlic, sea salt and black pepper cook until tender.Reserve the bacon fat in that same pot and heat over medium-high heat again.Transfer your cooked bacon to a plate lined with a paper-towel.Heat a dutch oven, or heavy stock pot over medium-high heat, then add in bacon pieces and cook until golden and crispy.Garnish with your crispy cooked bacon, green onions, and parsley. Taste test, then season with sea salt and pepper, if desired. Add in your corn, raw shrimp, cayenne pepper and thyme simmer for 5 minutes, or until shrimp are pink and just cooked through. We want to make it creamy but still nicely chunky, so don’t overblend. Using a hand blender or potato masher, quickly blend your soup for a few seconds. Add in chopped potatoes, cover with a lid and simmer on LOW heat for 15-20 minutes, or until tender. Add in your broth or stock, then bring to a boil while constantly whisking. Immediately pour in your milk, whisking constantly until mixture is smooth. Stir in flour and cook for 1 minute, stirring constantly so the flour doesn’t burn. Add in celery, carrots, garlic, sea salt and black pepper cook until tender. Reserve the bacon fat in that same pot and heat over medium-high heat again. Transfer your cooked bacon to a plate lined with a paper-towel. Garnish ideas: sliced green onions and chopped fresh parsley Instructions: Heat a dutch oven, or heavy stock pot over medium-high heat, then add in bacon pieces and cook until golden and crispy. frozen peeled & deveined raw shrimp, thawed (If shrimp are very large, then you may want to chop to bite size) 2 cups fresh or frozen organic corn kernels.4 cups of chicken bone broth, or vegetable stock.1 can (13.5) organic, unsweetened coconut milk.2 Tbsps gluten-free flour, or Arrowroot powder.3 large russet potatoes, diced very small.3 medium carrots, diced into 1/4-inch cubes.Any type of milk works great here too…I really enjoy organic unsweetened coconut milk for this one, but cow’s milk, cream, or any nut milk totally works too! As with most soups, and chowders – they taste even better the next day, so double or triple your batch while you’re at it, and your future self will thank you! Stays great refrigerated for 3 days, or frozen for up to 2 months. Smaller shrimp can be left whole for this chowder. If they are really large shrimp, then chop them up into bite sized pieces. Pretty much everything made from scratch, and we’re really enjoying warm, creamy, and hearty meals like this one on the regular! This chowder is wonderful made with any size of shrimp you may have in your freezer (or whatever is on sale at the market!). Shrimp Corn Chowder🥣 Warm up those bellies with a DELICIOUS Shrimp Corn Chowder tonight! Frozen shrimp were on sale this past week at our local grocery store (my weekly menu is planned around what’s on sale!) so I stocked up the freezer and made a large pot of this Shrimp Chowder! Our family has been in “comfort food mode” most of this year.

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