. Boone County Recorder. edStates Department of Agriculture: Corn Chowder. % pound cold beef, or l cupful tomatoes.*4 pound salt pork or 3 tablespoonfuls oi bacon. flour, it potatoes. X cupful milk or 1 onion, cream. V4 green pepper. 1 teaspoonful salt. 1% cupfuis cooked \L teaspooofuT pepper. corn, or more. Cut the beef or pork Into cubes;cover well with water. Add the to-mato and cook slowly for about twohours. Then add the potato, onion,pepper, corn and seasonings. Mix theflour with a little coM water, add tothe other Ingredients, and cook slowlyfor five or ten minutes. Add the milkor cream
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