You can thicken stews with a paste made from COLD water and wheat flour or cornstarch. Sprinkle flour into a small bowl of COLD water while whisking furiously, and then slowly stir the flour paste into the stew. After 5-10 minutes at a slow simmer, the sauce should thicken nicely.
Never add flour to the hot stew; the flour will instantly clump, and it's difficult to break up the lumps.
There are several alternatives:
Stew is an angry man, he got so stewed up after his wife over-cooked the stew.
You eat it.
I would use about 8-10 pounds of onions if it is a beef stew.
rabbit stew
This stew is very meaty.
Chicken stew recipes can be found on multiple websites. A good place to look is on the food network site. I also like to use allrecipes.com. There is one there for a potato-chicken-stew. Also, myrecipes.com has recipes for lots of different types of chicken stew. You can use their search bar there to search for chicken stew, and it will bring up a large list of recipes.
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PEG-2 Hydrogenated Tallow Ammonium Chloride also works as thickning agent
I like to use a coarse chop in a stew, or a fine dice in an omelet.
Flour can be used in beef stew to thicken the liquid. However, when tapioca is used the liquid will be smooth and not lump up.
Stew is just called stew in Ireland, sometimes referred to as Irish stew.
In general, kangaroo stew has kangaroo meat in it. Just like beef stew has beef in it, lamb stew has lamb in it and pork stew has pork in it. The recipes for stew vary widely, but a stated "type" of stew will have that ingredient featured in the presentation.