Iām Sarah, a Naturopathic Doctor, wellness enthusiast and health-foodie. Iām a well-being advocate and green kitchen guru who is living my true purpose while guiding patients through their personal health journeys. Iām also a complete and utter health food fanatic who wants to see everyone benefit from eating healing foods!
October 17, 2022 By Sarah White No Comments
Never not craving a bowl of creamy seafood chowder. This chowder comes together quickly from pantry + freezer staples, and is as easy as chopping up a few alliums, opening a can of coconut milk and tossing in some frozen sustainable seafood.
Seafood chowder is a complete meal on its own loaded with shrimp, scallops and fish but I love to serve mine with savoury paleo biscuits for really hungry days.
Creamy, soul-warming chowder packed with protein from sustainable seafood, and completely dairy-free.Ā
Melt vegan butter on the stove top over medium heat in a large dutch oven. Add the chopped shallot, garlic and leek and cook for 5 minutes until fragrant, add the chopped potatoes, salt & pepper and cook for 10 minutes stirring regularly until potatoes are slightly browned. Add cream from the can of coconut milk and stir for a few minutes until the cream has melted down and mixed with the veg. Add broth and water from the coconut milk can and cover for 10 minutes until potatoes are cooked through. Add haddock pieces and cook for 3 minutes, then add remaining shrimps and scallops and cook for another 3 minutes until all the seafood is cooked through. Serve hot with optional corn & basil to garnish.
Dr. Sarah White is a Naturopathic Doctor, Integrative health expert and the founder + CEO of This Doctorās Kitchen ā your evidence-based resource for all things health and wellness. Dr. Sarah takes a food-first approach to health with a focus in fertility, longevity and natural beauty. She is recognized as an expert in womenās hormones, thyroid health and anti-aging. Dr. Sarah is a published health author with features in Elle Canada, Best Health, EcoParent & Whole Family magazine.
