/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.17894346]

/ck/ I need your strongest stew recipes

high meat content, high potato content is banned in this thread

[Anonymous No.17894348]

>>17894346
Heavy cream.

[Anonymous No.17894349]

>>17894346
meat and water, the heat of the stove cooks the stew

dumb thread but ill forgive it for the pic

[Anonymous No.17894379]

>>17894349
thank you i added the zoomer perm myself
>>17894348
too heavy, too many calories. i wanted something high volume that had a lot to it that i could eat a shitload of and top out at like 2000 calories comfortably, and stew seemed the best way

perhaps i should have included that in the op but i didn't want to be too demanding

[Anonymous No.17894384]

>>17894346
Beef stew ofc
Lots of onions

[Anonymous No.17894495]

>>17894379
>I want heavy
>strong, not high calories
Anon, what the fuck do you think gives things flavor and texture? I've got bad news for you, it's things the body can break down into calories.

Good news though, soups and stews that are based on vegetables and either pureed or cooked for an insane amount of time after being cut into small pieces result in some dense and flavorful food, especially if further thickened with dried spice mixtures. Look into Indian foods.

[Anonymous No.17894506]

>>17894346
chili colorado con carne is basically just chuck roast, peppers, and tomatoes. Gumbo is chicken & pork, cajun trinity, and roux.

[Anonymous No.17894536]

For me, it's Knorr instant soup cubes. perfect on the go, just toss one in a mug of hot water. Always great flavor and filling.

[Anonymous No.17894559]

>>17894346
BLM - beef, lean, marinated

[Anonymous No.17895015]

>>17894346
>Asks how to make stew
Literal cavemen figured this one out.