Cod & chorizo stew with butter beans

This is great as a cooked breakfast as well as lunch or supper! Fancy beans on toast!

This stew is very typical during Easter, and yesterday when I saw the cod at the store, I thought, 'I'm going to try it!' This is my quick version with what I had in the fridge, and I must say it turned out perfect!

This was originally going to be a pretty straightforward shrimp etouffee, but our supermarket had a sale on fresh cod and scallops, and I couldn't resist. Despite the change in plan, the actual cooking process remained pretty much the same. The resulting dish was familiar yet different, and pretty darned tasty. A nice change from the usual chowder.

My mother's recipe. She adds the beans quite early on. If you prefer yours with a bit of crunch I'd add them just before adding your eggs.

Rich, thick, hearty beef stew packed full of veggies and cannellini beans.

A hearty dish to warm you up. Delicious, delicious.

I used red kidney beans & rosecoco beans in this, but they're easily interchangeable with other types of beans. This is great on its own, or make it go further with rice. If you have leftovers, try chopping the sausages before reheating and serving with salad & cheese in a wrap.

A delicious warming stew, perfect for cold winter nights. The chorizo is the hero ingredient, but plenty of veggies keep this stew healthy and light.

I use curry powder, so the resultant dish is not going to be very hot. I don't use consomme cubes and season with salt. You can use consomme cubes if you prefer.This dish has a rich flavour because the vegetables and curry powder are fried slowly. By frying the curry powder before stewing it gives a good flavour to the dish.If you use dried beans, use the cooking liquid at Step 6 instead of water to give extra flavour to the dish. Recipe by tonsayu

I wanted a hearty meal on a rainy Saturday evening. Delicous with some rice and some pickled veggies.

I went to my sister's house and she made this for me to try. Since then, I've been adding other vegetables to it. I'm giving you the basic recipe here.Change it around how you like. I like adding carrots, corn, cauliflower, and celery. That's in the batch in the photo. Its really easy to make vegetarian too.

I don't know why, but I've been cooking the chicken stew seasoned with oregano for a long time.Adjust the amount of the honey to your liking.I like to make it rather sweet, so I put about 2 tablespoons of honey. Recipe by ruruchirin

I used my left over vegetables . One egg plant was gone half bad, used my frozen tomatoes , and add a can of black beans. You can use any can of legumes ( chickpeas , white beans, but lentils would not be a good idea, )if you don’t want to use oven you can use same pot to cook if you are too lazy or have no time. . I think putting then to oven make taste better.

Simple, elegant and quick! Don't forget some crusty bread for dipping! :excited

Got bored of standard chicken casserole and knew chicken went well with chorizo so thought I would give it a go.Really good flavour hope you like.

This is another version of beef stew. I like to change it up every once in awhile. This does make a lot as I have a crowd to feed lol and it will be devoured. I love to serve beef stew with buttered cornbread.

During my years in Madrid, my family and I would have this stew once a week to keep home dinners less complicated yet enjoy the most sustainable fish we could buy. The recipe calls for fresh cod not to be confused with salt cod. When possible, ask your fish monger to cut out the loin of the long portions that are found in their cold case. A hearty loin is less likely to break up in the simmer than a thin filet.

It's a cool, gray day here, so a hearty stew seems perfect for dinner. Canned beans that have been in the cupboard for a while and a link of sausage from last week's grocery run seemed like a good place to start!This looks like a long list of ingredients, but they're pretty common pantry staples.And if you don't have some of the herbs/spices, no worries. Use what you got! ;)

I very rarely eat meat but i had my granddaughter's friends parents over for a meal. So I cooked the bean stew for me with bread and served it with the tenderloin for the parents.The combination apparently worked very well.

This is my mother's recipe who is currently making it as I write this.

I was craving Cioppino but being in a land-locked state fresh, good seafood for making true Cioppino is extremely hard to come by. Enter my attempt to make it from some leftover trimmed down cod pieces from the last time I cut cod fillets and some freezer section and canned seafood. It still turned out really good, and my son and husband had two bowls each! Not the greatest pic cause I forgot to take one before it was half gone haha. Amount of people this serves really depends on how much everyone eats.#April2026

incredible recipe for a one pot chorizo and potato stew. With a real deep, rich broth... it's basically a BIG HUG in a bowl. Served with a hunk of bread, what more can you ask for?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8p5UtV4GqY&t=13s

Cold autumn, craving something hearty? Here we are again with a perfect stew. If you love a good stew, enjoy this one!!

When you want to eat bread!About this recipeThis stew is simpler and lighter than Burgundy-style beef stew, making it easy for kids to enjoy. I like it so much that I make it often, so I decided to share it.Day 1: Tear-apart Bread Recipe ID: 19999311Day 2: Focaccia Recipe ID: 18182351

Truffle's grow wild and underground in portugal. They look like a potato but are lighter in weight. They have an earthy taste a bit like a mushroom. Substitute the truffles for potatoes, It's just as good.

This recipe was given to me by a family friend. A hardy meal that offers a lot of flavor.

Nice and Easy.

Dig out the slow cooker to make this stew. Topped with toasted pine nuts and served with flatbreads, it makes a healthy and nutritious vegan meal - adapted from: https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/aubergine-chickpea-stew