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Old Fashioned Beef Stew

Submitted by: Tara

A combination of beef, potatoes, carrots, onions and corn slow cooked to perfection, and seasoned with Worcestershire sauce, bay leaves and allspice.

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Beef Stew with Dumplings

Submitted by: carolj

A traditional slow-cooked beef and vegetable stew with dumplings - just like Grandma used to make!

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Pauline Werner's Beef Stew

Submitted by: MOMMY20816

Home Town: Brooklyn, New York, USA

Living In: Bethesda, Maryland, USA

A classic, simple beef stew recipe made with potatoes and carrots that my grandmother developed and that is now being enjoyed by a fourth generation in my family. Delicious with salad and a crusty bread.

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Harvest Beef Stew

Submitted by: CULINARYJEN

Home Town: Chico, California, USA

Living In: Pine Beach, New Jersey, USA

This is a delicious, hearty stew that's perfect for late fall or winter. For the beer, I recommend Sierra Nevada Pale Ale.

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Beef, Green Chili and Tomato Stew

Submitted by: Kimber

This hearty stew, flavored with oregano, cumin, and beer, will make your taste buds go into overdrive! Serve over rice or with a crusty bread and salad. Great for a chilly winter meal.

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Provincial Beef Stew

Submitted by: Thalie Klein

A hardy stew with plenty of vegetables and a subtle orange twist. Great on a cold winter day.

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Oven Beef Stew

Submitted by: KARPITS

Potatoes, carrots, and condensed onion and mushroom soups cook along with the meat for 4 to 5 hours. Green peas are added in the last 15 minutes.

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Beef and Onion Stew

Submitted by: Lesa Swartwood

Few things can soften winter's bite better than a hearty stew, and this one is guaranteed to tame even the coldest winter day! The recipe has its origins in Germany and is familiar throughout central Missouri - home to many German families. It's great for what I call a 'one-pot' meal.