Khalia - Georgian Beef Stew by John Spottiswood

This is the incredible, densely flavored beef stew that I enjoyed so much at a Georgian restaurant in St. Petersburg, Russia. I've been searching for this, and finally I nailed it. I had this served in a sizzling cast iron pan in Russia, and while I didn't serve it that way to my dinner guests last night, it tasted just as good.…

Hearty Beef Stew with Mushrooms, Carrots and Potatoes by ChefBlogDigest

BAMYA (MEAT WITH OKRA) by MARIA LOURDES V. LIPARDO-AYUB

I love Arabian food. It's so palatable and mild in spices. This dish is the gastronomic delight of Egypt.

STEW by MARIA LOURDES V. LIPARDO-AYUB

My mother-in-law prepared this dish after my wedding. It was extremely tasty that I couldn't bear not to ask how to make it. I ended up with this exceptional recipe.

Beef and Barley Soup by Donna Cohen Avery

Hearty beef soup that has remained one of my family's favorites for years. I found this in the meat department of a supermarket in the 1980's when I was a novice cook.

Papa's Italian Soup by Laura Warnes

This is a soup my Italian Papa (Grandpa) made up when they did not have a in their home. It has become a family favorite! When we serve it, people cannot get enough of it!!

Beef and Mushrooms Stew by RecipeKing

Beef and Mushrooms Stew-is a delicious and easy recipe for a hearty meal. It takes only 40 minutes on the stove-top from start to finsh. Ingredients include: Sirloin steak, portobello mushrooms, green beans, onions, tomatoes and beef broth. It is well seasoned with thyme, black pepper and salt. It is also a Low fat, low cholesterol,…

Beef Stew by Lidy Concepcion

Cincinnati Goulash by Sherwin Faden

The dish is slightly sweet and well suited to adults and children. It is very easy to make, though it takes a bit of time to cook. The recipe comes to me from my mother who received it from her sister. Serve with potatoes or pasta. It will go well with rice as well.

Hungarian Beef Stew by Linda Simon

No, the caraway seeds are not negotiable. This started as a recipe called Hungarian Goulash from Cooking Light. To me it is really more stew than goulash. “Goulash” to Wisconsinites is a mishmash of ground beef, tomatoes (maybe canned tomato soup), and macaroni. Seasoning is limited to salt and pepper, possibly an onion. It…