8 delicious stews to warm you up this winter
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Yes, we know, it feels like we were just talking about tomatoes. And peaches. And hell, spring break. But it's time to face it; it's time to get out that Dutch oven, it's time for a glass of red wine, it's time — oh yes — to make some stew.
Whether it's for a weeknight dinner or a Sunday project, stews — like tomato sandwiches in the summer — are what we really want to eat right now. That's okay; give in. Let's get stewing!
Red Roasted Asian Beef Stew by monkeymom
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This article originally appeared on Food52.com: The 8 stews you should cook this season.
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