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Posted by: flpaddler
Posted on: Jun 12th, 2004 at 9:58pm
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Thanks YB, I did not realize Queticobound was a guest and probably would not understand the dry humor. My apologies QB. Embarrassed
flp
Posted by: Yellowbird
Posted on: Jun 12th, 2004 at 9:38pm
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Hello Queticobound,
Here is where Flpaddler found the answer to your question. At the top of this page (to the left) is a "go to" menu called Site Map. On the Site Map page are 2 columns and you will see Camping Recipies located about midway down the right hand side. On this page you will find dozens of links to interesting pages on this website. I first visited this site last year and I'm still finding new features. Smiley
-YB
Posted by: flpaddler
Posted on: Jun 12th, 2004 at 9:21pm
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So as not to offend the search police you may want to (You need to Login or Register to view media files and links) and then this
4c water
1 dried onion
2 med potatos dried
1/4c dried celery
1/3c pdr. milk salt and pepper to taste
2 large dollops of margarine

Bring 4 cups of water to boil add veggies and simmer 5 mins. Add fish add continue simmering until fish flake and veggies are tender. Reduce heat and add pdr milk and maragrine. Continue to stir to incoorperate flavors. Serve with oyster crackers or crusty bread.
flp
Posted by: QueticoBound
Posted on: Jun 12th, 2004 at 8:24pm
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Does anyone have some good fish chowder recipies?  I have seen a couple of commercial mixes that sound interesting but would like to put something together from scratch.
 
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