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Burning Question: Is Monterey style clam chowder a real thing?

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The quest for meaning, however, can fracture into schisms. A century after Melville, clam chowder advocates had staked regional claims and turned on one another. A bill was introduced in Maine's state legislature that would have made it illegal to use tomatoes in the broth. Monterey style resembles New England style, enough that it's easy to become suspicious.

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Burning Question: Is Monterey style clam chowder a real thing?

While most scholars find the white whale to be a profound symbol of something or other—no one really finishes Moby Dick—they miss the very purpose of Melville’s monument, which was a culinary manifest.

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