I have made this a few times in the past, I haven't ever documented it though. Hope you will try it and enjoy it :)

Lemon! Lemon! Lemon! Has always been a perfect hack in my kitchen for delicious and tasty meals... It never disappoints 👌

I must admit this recipe is really for a beef pie, but the insides where so good, why not just have the insides!! I think it qualifies for stew!! You can cook the first part in a skillet but you do need a Dutch oven to complete it. It is rather fiddly to make but I guarantee you'll be happy with the results. Props to my hubby as well for the photography as usual!!

Decided dinner was going to be whatever I cooked in the crockpot tonite, so I rummaged around the pantry and fridge. This is the first time I ever added diced tomato or kidney beans to a beef stew. WOW! I surprised myself with how well it came out and tasted.

#healthylunchLike any good stew, Nihari is cooked for hours for flavours to really enhance. I didn’t want to wait that long to dive into my nihari.So I used a pressure cooker. Blend the spices, add meat, spices and water and you have your nihari steaming ready in less than TWO hours.If you like,You can also cook Muttun stew using same process and same spices.Let's cook my one of favorite recipe 😊.

It’s funny... I made some chili last week. As I was thinking in my head, “What the hell goes in chili”? I started saying, “Wait, no. This is sounding like a beef stew”. So... I decided to make a beef stew now. It’s cold now and these dishes warm the soul. I never appreciated beef stew when I was younger. But I realize how fine of a dish it is in my older age haha.

I adjusted a recipe I had for a while to create my own taste.The key is to cook the chicken after coating it in salt, pepper, and flour. When adding it back into the pot from the plate, add it together with the meat's juices. It's good even without white vinegar. Recipe by LittleBird

My wife has a recipe for beef burgundy which is excellent but I wanted to try making a more traditional beef stew. The weather here in Pennsylvania is starting to get cold so it is a great time for a hardy soup.

This bourguignon-style hearty beef stew is a very flavorful comfort food that's relatively easy to prepare. A complete and balanced meal, it comes together in one pot (cast iron Dutch oven works best) that slow cooks in the oven. This would probably adapt well to cooking in a large countertop slow cooker, but I've not tried that method.I prefer using pork belly rather than bacon, but my grocery had run out. The only bacon I ever buy is Wright brand thick cut. It's excellent! I also love using whole garlic cloves in this because roast garlic is SO delicious (and I'm a junkie when it comes to garlic and onions). I buy the bag of already peeled fresh garlic cloves just to save a little work. The whole garlic cloves get a deep, roasted flavor and melt into the broth completely.Leftovers freeze really well and are just as delicious when reheated! I like to vacuum seal for the freezer. So don't skip making this because you're a 1 or 2 person household: you'll just have more leftovers to freeze and enjoy later on with no work at all!

I learned to make vegetable soup while working at a local restaurant in my hometown in south east louisiana. I changed the recipe to my liking. It's a hit with everyone who tries it. Perfect for a cold day. Sometimes I use fresh corn and green beans but it's easier to do it this way.

This is a tomato lover's hashed beef stew, that I'm writing down for a tomato-loving friend, from one tomato lover to another.Microwave the onion beforehand to reduce its cooking time.If you let the stew cool down and rest for a while, it will become even more delicious. (Take care not to let it burn.)Add a bay leaf to make it taste really authentic.If you don't like the sourness of the tomatoes, increase the sugar. Recipe by Miashanmama