Photographed are Diced tomatoes, but I typically used crushed. Diced can be too much tomato in one bite, if not stewed long enough. The best part of stew though, you can use what you have!

I love Irish Stew, but not with Guinness. I came up with this a few years ago, and it has gone over very well with family and friends since. Lamb may be substituted for beef.

Who says the sweetest way to enjoy tomatoes stew is fried 😏 that’s clearly a lie join me as I show you another way of enjoying your tomatoes stew

Shrimp Stew

Matumbo(intestines) stew is very delicious. It takes time to prepare but when you finish cooking it can be very delicious and satisfactory

easy to make,basic recipe,can add carrots and green pepper,goes well with white rice,pasta,boiled beans and even as a pizza sauce or bread spread.the whole family loved it,its a hearty soulful comfort food.enjoy!!!!.

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Sunday is my day to try new recipes so we tried this today. -in progress will update-This came out so tasty perfect for eating as a stew. We decide to make meatball subs so added a few spoonfuls of sauce and mixed that into what I was putting on the roll to make slightly thicker.Okay so for lunch I ate this as the actual stew it was so tasty and then to finish off I cooked up some pasta and had the stew over pasta.

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.

an easy one. Takes about 45 minutes, but half an hour of that is watching telly. Warming and autumnal. One rule. Use the best sausages you can find. High meat content, and peppery. They’re the main event, don’t be eating some breadcrumb and bollocks based nightmare. Those sausages are for a dirty Saturday fry up. Which is probably my favourite thing to eat. BUT NOT FOR THIS MEAL.Measurements to your own taste. I trust you.

A one pot meal filled with great and interesting flavors. It’s not thick like a beef stew or gumbo, so it can be served up on a large platter for entertaining dinner guests. I like using whole chicken thighs; it’s cheaper, and produces a juicier taste.

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.