Soups & Stews
Slow-simmered bowls of comfort, broth and braise.
230 dishes
Domoda
Domoda is a Gambian groundnut stew of meat and vegetables simmered in a thick, peanut-rich sauce and eaten with rice.
Kugelis
Lithuanian baked potato pudding with eggs and onion, served with cold borscht and sour cream as a Sunday classic.
Lecsó
Lecsó is a Hungarian stew of peppers, tomatoes and onion, often with smoked sausage, and a staple of home cooking.
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Stovies
Stovies is a Scottish potato stew of potatoes, onions and leftover meat, slow cooked into a soft, warming home dish.
Bissara
Bissara is a thick North African soup or dip of puréed fava beans seasoned with garlic, cumin and olive oil, often eaten with bread.
Calulu
Calulu is an Angolan stew of dried and fresh fish with vegetables and palm oil, slow cooked into a rich, savoury dish.
Kalops
Kalops is a Swedish beef stew with onion, carrot and allspice, slow cooked into a dark, warming sauce.
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Keema
Keema is a spiced minced-meat curry from northern India, browned with onions, ginger, garlic and toasted ground spices, eaten with parathas or pav.
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Rasam
Rasam is a thin South Indian broth of tamarind, tomato and pepper, usually served over rice or drunk from a cup.
Bamya
Bamya is an Egyptian okra stew cooked with tomato, onion and garlic, often with lamb or beef.
Bougna
Bougna is a traditional Kanak dish of New Caledonia: meat or fish with taro, yam and sweet potato, wrapped in banana leaves and cooked in an earth oven.
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Cacciucco Alla Viareggina
Versilia fish stew from Viareggio on the Tuscan coast, layering snapper, scorpionfish, mussels, and prawns in tomato-wine broth.
Isombe
Isombe is a Rwandan stew of pounded cassava leaves cooked with palm oil, fish or meat and vegetables.