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Also is the FishUsa.com/FishErie where you can find my secret recipe for a good bowl of chowder. The secret is not just the ingredients but also the process of the recipe.
As the dish is called "World Series Pike Chowder", anyone who knows anything about baseball knows two things. Those are usually one or more of the bases and a home run.
So, for those that dont know anything about baseball, the "World Series" is the final set of a playoff series between the best of *MLB's two leagues, American League and the National League, for the championship at the end of the season.

For those that like "Chowder", many know that there are hundreds of different recipes for different types of chowder, and trying just of couple of new things, well, its just easy to screw up an already good bowl of chowder.

The base of this chowder is already your favorite "Chowder", but can be made from one of the three types that I have found, New England(white), Manhatten(red), or Clear(you can see all the ingredients all the way to the bottom of the bowl-but not the bottom of the bowl)

Click on and youll notice the Tomatoes that were originally included -no longer exist-they are extinct.
They were the tomatos that grew up under the fence to the parkinglot where we made our hotdogs for the November 2001 World Series; found when we returned for spring opener, the tomatos made the papers for the hotdog cart, as a possible sign for a good season.
2002 wasn't.
But it was for the Boston Red Sox

At least there is something about getting to all the bases, without touching on everyone of them, you may not get it; then again every now and then someone tries to get away with skipping the first... ~OR~ the second

Just One Or two?
Soup or Stew?

If the tomatos just dont make the season, there are substitutes available.
Intentional or not , missing an ingredient and a routine of the process could spell out another recipe entirely different.

Calling them out...
Shouts with a Schulz influence. "Good Ol' Charlie Brown..." thats right! Expressions of malice/POSTS\moderated; psychal logical insights welcome. Is "Calleague" a word, then note* colleague to a Sort-Of-Loser as a protagonist... Also, Me!

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