Sentence examples for stew up from inspiring English sources
He had been living on a leaky houseboat, where he would stew up nettles from the riverbank.
There is no need to jazz your stew up further with outsize herb croutons or even, as I once encountered, a huge, floating island of cobbler, drenched in grilled cheese.
I added water - just plain water - to barely cover, put the lid on the casserole, leaving it slightly ajar, and brought the stew up to a slow boil, checked for salt, then lowered the heat and left it to simmer for an hour.
For years, the best-known cultural contributions from this small seafaring nation were those stewed up in cauldrons from humble materials like squid and cod.
He has been eating badger most of his life: he stewed up a piece of back meat with the animal's genitals for supper last Thursday.
Why might stew make up a good part of the restaurant's menu?
Both candidates stressed that they could best speak for that complex stew, standing up to their own parties when necessary.
IF the word "stew" conjures up less-than-positive memories, perhaps you should consider saying "braise" instead.
Using just a fork, he swirled the stew, breaking up the vegetables and meats, pressing them against the side of the pot, discarding expired herb stems.
I tore meat from chicken thighs originally cooked in a stew, chopped up carrots and onions, pulled out the rice that was lurking on the bottom shelf in a Chinese food container, and got out the big sauté pan.
