A delicious homey stew with an African inspired twist.

I use every part of the pumpkin🌟

It's the time of year when the garden is pretty much finished, veg odds and ends are in the fridge and the end of last year's venison needs to come out of the freezer. (Hunting season has started; it's a sacred time of year around here!) This stew is an homage to early November. NOTE: You can use beef if you prefer. You can also use fresh stew meat and sear it to go into the recipe--and use the vegs and fruits, fresh or dried, that are available to you.

Super easy if you have a rice cooker or crockpot. Just chopped all the ingredients and place in the pot with seasonings. Serve with brown rice for a complete meal :) Easy to freeze and make in batches too.

Known as a common chinese food around the world, this pork stew dish has a homemade flavour and easy to cook. This time I'm using the unminced garlic, instead the whole garlic cloves.

Yummy 😋!!

This is such a simple recipe yet so tasteful. This is a dish to make on a lazy sunday, where you can't be bothered to do much.

This is like a lamb stew, made more econimcally with inexpensive cubed pork shoulder (a better substitute than beef, in my opinion). If you can't find cubed pork shoulder, you can cut up pork tenderloin or pork butt. Of course, you can use lamb or beef if you've got it, or if you don't eat pork.

I got a turnip and it was getting ready to fossilize on the counter. It’s autumn here and the weather is getting cold, so I decided to make a stew. I spooned it over these colorful radiatoi pasta. It was really hearty, filling and soul soothing.

It will warm you up on a rainy day!

Very delicious and yummy!!!