Payday tomorrow. What is the best stew from your culture?
hungarian thread, other countries dont know how to make stews
>>78705649
Are you Asian ?
brunswick
>>78705681
Yeah but I bang on about goulash a lot and I haven't actually nailed down how to cook one properly. The paprika can seem a little toothless I guess
>>78705685
Anglo
>>78705693
What is it?
>>78705717
chicken, tomatoes, potatoes, corn, lima beans
>>78705744
The chicken in that looks amazing. More looking at a beef stew
Like a chicken curry desu
>>78705763
where is fucking pan
>>78705778
Who needs one?
>>78705763
You can use any meat, but it will just be tomato broth instead of tomato + chicken.
>>78705717
Why do you like rice and the other look like "등갈비"
>>78705649
Birria, it's literally goat
>>78705795
I'm an anglo.
And rice is cheap and tasty
>>78705799
How's it done? Goat curry can be amazing actually
>>78705817
It's slow cooked goat or mutton till the meat just falls of the bone, it uses guajillo and some other peppers, it's a pretty spicy stew and THE ultimate hangover cure. serve it with hand made tortillas is fucking heaven.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24ek80IZnWU
That guy is insufferable but his recipe is legit.
An easier stew might be Cochinita Pibil if you can get anatto. There's also Tinga but you would also need Mexican chiles for that.
We have a lot of stews but we also do more standard French/Spanish recipes.
Thinking about it Carne en su jugo might be the easier one for non Mexicans, you can skip the green tomatoes and it's basically a stew made with bacon and beef. Great stuff.
>>78705795
>Why do you like rice
Rice is the staple food of the world.
>>78705649
>No one has posted UMA yet
woah
>>78705649
Moose meat stew.
>moose meat
>potatoes
>mushrooms
>onions
>salt pepper
>herbs
>red wine
>cream
And a few other ingredients, my grandma made the best stew.
there is no such thing as German culture.
>>78705649
Barley rabbit stew
Uma delicia