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Published: Sep 17, 2008 12:00 AM
Modified: Sep 17, 2008 06:38 AM

Magnolia Grill chowder. Yum.

 

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My husband and I recently went to one of my favorite places, Magnolia Grill. We both had the Vidalia Onion Chowder with Shrimp, Smoked Bacon and Black Pepper Chantilly. Well, it was absolutely the best soup I have ever had. I discovered a different fabulous taste with every bite. Any chance of getting this recipe? -- F.K., Durham

Ben Barker, owner/chef of the nationally acclaimed Magnolia Grill (1002 Ninth St., Durham; 286-3609; www.magnoliagrill.net), is happy to oblige. Barker notes that he prefers to make this dish during peak Vidalia onion season, which has passed for this year. He says that stored Vidalia onions, which are still available, will also work, and that other sweet onion varieties such as Walla Walla Sweet may be substituted as well.

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Vidalia Onion Chowder with Shrimp, Smoked Bacon and Black Pepper Chantilly

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