Picture of my stew before cooked. Will post a picture when done!

I wanted to prepare a stew in my slow cooker, as it was cold and I was really in the mood for something wholesome and warm. I found a stew recipe on a sachet of spicy chicken thick soup stew powder, and adapted it for my slow cooker. I hope you enjoy :)

This stew is perfect for a light lunch or dinner

A spicy stew made of vegetables that are cooked in a tomato sauce. Serve with rice or grilled chicken.

After our trip to Ireland I longed to make a Guinness stew that was similar to what we had there. This stew has a wonderful beefy flavor and it fantastic anytime of the year. Guinness bread is a wonderful compliment to this dish as well.

Lima beans absorb the flavors of the stew they are cooked in, and when simmered overnight, turn dishes creamy. This stew with cured bacon, seared pork steak, onion, garlic, chipotle spices, roma tomatoes, lemon and pine apple makes the best creamy stew.When done, the meat and bacon are shredded fine with forks and mixed in with the stew.

A friend of mine from Hungary told me about this stew which is usually made from beef, but can be done with pork, or chicken as I have done here. 🇭🇺

MY VERSIONSIMPLE VEGAN CABBAGE STEWLOVING IT

This is a spicy tomato stew, which is almost a Tapas recipe you can make at home in less than half an hour.

Qormeh sabzi, is one of the most beloved, delicious, aromatic and popular Iranian stew. It is often said , Qormeh sabzi , to be national dish of Iran. The history of Qormeh sabzi dates back to more than 500 years ago.This stew prepares with diced meat, loads of finely chopped fresh herbs such as Parsley, cilantro, scallions...This stew is cooked with kidney beans- black eyed beans or pinto beans, black dried limes, and turmeric. Once stew is ready, it served with rice.The last Saturday of each November recognised as the ‘International Qormeh sabzi day’ by Iranian expatsAnyway, Qormeh sabzi can be miss for non-Iranians, but it is a kind of stew which some people simply love it and others hate it!! But I plus millions of people love it 

An easy-to-do green peas stew, with carrots and small beef cubes, all cooked in tomato sauce. It is served with vermicelli rice. Kids love its simple taste.

This is an authentic Persian stew, which is the national dish of Iran. The name means "herbs stew" and it's normally eaten along with Tahdig (Persian rice). For the Thadig recipe: cookpad.com/us/recipes/14834447-tahdig-persian-rice