Navarin of Lamb is traditionally a stew containing neck of lamb, onions, herbs, and root vegetables such as carrots, potatoes, and most importantly, turnips. The name "navarin" comes from the French word for turnip, which is "navet." So in order for the dish to be termed "navarin," it must contain turnips.
Stew is just called stew in Ireland, sometimes referred to as Irish stew.
Russian battleship Navarin was created in 1896.
leftover stew
the fish stew is called matelote
There are many recipes that fit this description: goulash, mulligan stew, hotpot, ragout, and pot-au-feu are a few.Vegetable Beef Stew or Chicken Vegetable Stew.
Casserole
In japan Oden is a hearty stew!
it is called Stew-roids
A beef stew containing ale and using onions is called Carbonnade of Beef (or Beef Carbonnade.) This dish has its origins in provincial French cooking.
If it's 250 degrees Celsius, that would be good for cooking pizza and sourdough bread. If it's 250 degrees Fahrenheit, you could cook a slow roast leg of lamb (over 6-8 hours), Raymond Blanc's Navarin of Lamb (a slow cooked stew) or a pavlova.
People from Ethiopia often eat a stew that has spicy meat it . This stew is called wat. It is served with a sourdough bread.
le cassoulet (masc.) is a recipe from south western France, with white beans and meat.