my .03 worth..... Lambert Airport in St Louis MO has a "Cheers" resteraunt which serves Legal's clam chowdah. And Logan Airport in Boston has Legal Seafoods all over the place. Dunno if other airports have em or not.... I thought it was kinda strange that Cheers was in St Louis. Maybe it's a nationwide chain now? If so, maybe they all serve Legal's chowdah.... (please note the correct spelling of the word :) As far as comparing recipe vs. resteraunt... hopefully my computer didn't eat the email with the posted recipe cuz I'll try it out! Valerie The Old Bear wrote: > > At 08:58 AM 6/3/98 -0500, Cameron Begg <begg.4@osu.edu> wrote: > > > >"So, does anyone who has both made chowder using this recipe and > >also tasted the Real Thing have an opinion . . . > > > >That would have to be a job for someone on the East Coast with access to > >both the Legal Seafood restaurants and the ingredients. How about it Mr. > >Bear? > > As I wrote before: > > | The irony of my posting this recipe is that I have a > | food allergy to fish. :( > > Maybe Charles Demas or one of the other Boston area chileheads > can do the experiment. > Cheers, > The Old Bear -- THERE'S TOO MUCH BLOOD IN MY CAFFINE SYSTEM!! Valerie / Breeze..... whatever!! seabreeze@concentric.net ICQ# 3953329 Visit Breeze's Spot on the Web: http://www.Geocities.com/Yosemite/1495 HEY! don't forget the Hot Spot: http://www.Geocities.com/Yosemite/1495/peppers.html