Mutton stew😋😋

It is very popular meaty dish and i have been made since ancient times, you'll find many types & variations of Stews but here is typical Pakistani Stew recipe made by me that is slightly spicy but very delicious, it should be serve with fresh hot chapatis or naan; you & yours family would just love it.

My father in law's recipe... #ramadanspecial

A stew from a recipe I used to make using portobello mushrooms, this kind of rich, meaty sauce is perfect for making venison sausages something extra special.

I made chicken stew and really enjoyed this recipe. It was fun to make and tasted delicious. You should definitely try it too.

This recipe started as a play on French onion soup. Now it's one of my favourite things to make (and eat) when the weather turns cold. For extra decadence, sprinkle the piping-hot stew with finely shredded gruyere before serving.

I took two stew recipes and mashed them together to come up with this!! This time I was smart and wrote down what I did!! As always, a huge thank you to the talents of my hubby Mike for his photography talents!!

For those who observe vegetarian diet or want to try something without meat but with a meaty texture...

For a complete meal, I like to serve this stew with taco fixings - charred corn tortillas, pico de gallo, fresh cabbage, crema agria (Mexican sour cream), lime wedges and a bottle of Valencia or Tapatío. :)

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

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Very cold day in Colorado so I thought I would make my version of beef stew. It never fails to hit the spot.

My slightly lighter take on Dwenjang Jjigae, which is a pungent Korean stew made with dwenjang (basically Korean style miso). (Note that stew in Korean cuisine isn't that super thick, stand a fork up in it type of texture, but something in between a soup and stew. My recipe is much closer to soup.)If you don't have dwenjang, you can totally use Japanese style miso. The flavor and aroma are less pungent, but the result will still be delicious.Just put the ingredients in a pot, bring 'em to a boil, and then let them simmer, and that's it.We usually enjoy this with a bowl of steamed rice.

Combined couple of recipes and came up with this for my BF 😊

I kept this recipe mild for my 5 year old, but you could chop up a jalapeño or serrano and throw it in there for chili heat and flavor.I like to serve it with:https://cookpad.wasmer.app/us/recipes/1640238-cilantro-garlic-yellow-riceWhich you can get started after you set the stew to simmer.

This beef stew turned out so good. Usually I serve it with rice or potatoes but I opted for a low carb choice.... Mashed cauliflower.This was a first for me and it was pretty good. Although I admit potatoes do taste better but I will do this again. It was comforting, flavorful, and very filling.Also instead of thickening the gravy with flour or cornstarch I scooped out some of the broth and veggies and blended them with my immersion blender. Then I added back in to the stew.

Now that excellent fish stock can be made from shrimp bouillion cubes, I no longer simmer whole fish overnight. The shrimp bouillion is used to make soup from braised tomatoes, carrots, celery, onion, garlic, potato, fennel, saffron, herbs, all fresh from the garden. Just before serving, frozen white fish, frozen cooked mussels and frozen raw shrimp are added. Served with Sour dough bread with a special sauce called rouille. Follow this 12 pint recipe even if you cook for only two people, so you have all ingredients in each pint portion for freezing.

French version. 24 hour prep time. When served this is more roast than stew.

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!

Quick stew with tons of flavor and bit of a kick. My recipes are better than my spelling :)

Juicy chunks of melt in your mouth pork swimming in spicy chilies, garlic, Mexican seasonings, potatoes, onions and more! She may take some effort but if my newest 7 year old students can make it, so can you! Excelent taste, presentation and photographs kiddos!This recipe makes for great taquitos, tacos and burritos as well!

I love a spicy sauce that brings hearty vegetables together in a stew, and gochujang pepper sauce does just that with zucchini, yellow squash, red and yellow potatoes, celeriac, parsnip, carrot, celery, mushroom, scallion and garlic.To find your gochujang spice comfort level, you ladle the vegetables on your plate with a slotted spoon, and add one tablespoon of broth. Taste. You can add a spoon of yoghurt, sour cream or coconut cream to the stew after a few bites if too pungent. Over time, your taste will develop, tolerate and demand more spice.This stew smells wonderful in your kitchen. The dinner will also give you a wonderful feeling like you had a filling meal without being stuffed.

I tell ya. Anytime my seven and eight year old students tell me they want to work with something like oxtails - I'm on it like white sausage gravy on homemade biscuits!If you love beef stew - you'll love this stew as well! This is a rich, delicious, fatty stew that's perfect for Fall and Winter weather meals. Especially with warm fresh, soft bread for dipping! This is also a very forgiving recipe that allows you to add or subtract most any ingredient. Heck, one of my students even added last night's shredded Carnitas to his oxtail stew. Freaking delicious! Great work kiddos!Know that oxtails are a bit pricier than traditional roasts. About $10.00 per 1.5 pounds. But, they're definitely worth the extra cost.

I was in the mood for some stew, so I raided the pantry and garden and concocted this delicious and filling dish. I plan on trying it with squirrel sometime soon!

This is one of those recipes that I made after staring at my frig and pantry. 😊.

It was one of my 8 year old students graduation day today. For Callies' finale, she was charged with teaching her very own class - completely unassisted. While being video taped no less! This is the dish she chose at a moments notice. [i swear these little munchkins literally crave their red and green chiles here!]What I was impressed with was her immediate versitality. She found herself without fresh red and green tomatoes and celery so, she improvised with Rotell and celery seed. Yup! She didn't miss a beat! She also served her dish with baked Jalapeño Corn Bread. It was absolutely delicious! She also made her own tortilla chips! She wanted to make her own chicken stock from her Rotisserie chicken carcass but didn't have the time.All photos and instructions are posted solely by her tiny little adventurous fingers. Congratulations Callie!

This white veal stew is worth the steps to the finish! It's easy to follow and rewards you with a incredibly flavorful stew. The sauce is velvety, creamy but not heavy. It's broth based and produces a flavor packed not to thick sauce with tender moist veal chunks! It can be made ahead and gently reheated and freezes great as well!

This recipe has been one I run to when I need a good meal with little effort. Best is you can use what vegetables you have on hand. One pot to use and the flavor seems like it simmered all day. I do recommend the fresh herbs. There is a huge flavor difference cooking this with them. Get your meal started and put your feet up for 40 minutes. You got to love that!