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Corn Chowder

1 lb. bacon
8 potatoes, skinned and chopped into bite-sized pieces
½ cup onion, chopped
4 cups water
4 teaspoons chicken bullion
4 cans corn, drained, or equivalent in frozen or fresh corn (canned corn can be 2 cans regular kernel and 2 cans creamed corn--omit creaming corn in blender)
4 cups milk
Salt and pepper to taste (we use 1 tablespoon of garlic pepper)

Brown the bacon in soup pot. Remove from pot and drain off most of the fat--leave about 2 tablespoons in soup pot. Add potatoes and onion to soup pot. Boil in water and chicken bullion until firm but not mushy (15 minutes). Cream 2 cans of corn in blender and add to soup. Add remaining ingredients. Puree 4 cups of soup and return to pot to thicken soup. Heat until warm, but do not boil.

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