Nothing says comfort food like a warm and nourishing stew. And while most stew recipes take hours to cook, we wanted a dish that you can put together fast on a weeknight — or whenever the craving for ...
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Some days call for a bowl that slows things down. This soup and stew collection focuses on comfort that fits real life, ...
Go to a farmers market and your mind begins to race. Fava beans? What can I do with them? What about the asparagus? And look at those artichokes! Strawberries, mmmm. There are so many terrific ...
Soup and stew recipes make the end of the day feel easier. Find warm, simple meals ideal for families, relaxed weekends, or ...
Packed with seasonal produce, plant-based protein, and cozy flavor, this pumpkin and kale stew is the perfect winter dish for ...
Spend some rewarding time in the kitchen with warming recipes that build up layers and layers of flavor. By Kasia Pilat Maybe you’ve noticed the chill in the air, or that the leaves are starting to ...
This elegant vegetable recipe is a simplified version of a dish David Kinch serves at his restaurant, Manresa, in Los Gatos, California. The stew combines tender carrots and turnips with black ...
This vegetable stew is one of those recipes that you can make only when the circumstances are just right--in the peak of the summer produce season. Which is right now. I make it only when the tomatoes ...
This RD-approved vegan Jamaican vegetable stew is packed with protein and vitamins to meet your daily quota of veggies all at once. Maya Feller, MS, RD, CDN of Brooklyn-based Maya Feller Nutrition is ...
Beef, vegetables and aromatics are stewed in red wine and served over lightly buttered pasta. What's not to love about that? The richness of the stew without butter or cream keeps this dish firmly on ...
This recipe is adapted from a combination of recipes from thekitchn.com and “Real Irish Food” by David Bowers. He strongly recommends bottled rather than canned Guinness, as “it's a different brew ...