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Any soup can be a chowder if you follow the right moves. Creamy base? Tender potatoes? A flourish of oyster crackers? Congratulations, it’s a chowder. This cauliflower version, with not even a whiff of clams or bacon, proves the point.
A generous scoop of miso stirred in at the end provides briny, savory depth. This recipe makes a chowder that feels substantial but remains flowy. If you like a particularly thick, stewy chowder, simply cook it for longer on the stovetop.
