Sentence examples for thick stew from inspiring English sources

It will be a thick stew.

A thick stew of fiction, fantasy, autobiography and history.

You can use more or less water, depending on whether you want the dish to have the consistency of a soup or a thick stew.

A bowl of thick stew with a measly lid is not a pie, it's know in my circle of (not at all sad) friends as a 'lie pie'".

"The Tailor of Panama" is a strange, thick stew of a movie, alive with tricks and flavors that you weren't expecting, and that you don't always require.

4 The peperonata is ready when the peppers are soft and everything has come together into a thick stew (it shouldn't be sloppy).

As we turn to our dinner – a simple, thick stew-like soup, crusty bread, salad and lots of hot chocolate – the day's effort starts to kick in.

This thick, stew-like split pea dish from north-east England is usually served with ham, but the hit of Marmite in this vegetarian version adds all the salty, savoury edge you need.

What use are beautiful wool sweaters, high leather boots, thick stews and hot toddies when it's warm?

The practicalities of healing are less fully realised; Morgan has a vision of a future in which she and Mary live together, choosing women's friendship as the functional replacement for family life: "She'll teach me embroidery, I'll bake potatoes and thick stews and honey puddings …We'll know each other well.

Thick stews are found often in these northern areas as well.