Popular in southern France, daubes (pronounced "dōb") are slow-simmered stews traditionally cooked in a special pot called a daubière. The version here is popular in Provence.
Tag: Soups and Stews
Daube de Boeuf Provençale
Dashi
(Japanese basic soup stock)
Dashi is the basic stock used in Japan for soups, stews and other dishes. Flavored with a dried fish flakes and and seaweed, it has the simple, clean flavor of the ocean.
Bredie
(South African lamb stew)
Bredies are simple, satisfying South African mutton stews in the Cape Malay tradition. The most popular are green bean bredie, tomato bredie and cabbage bredie.
Bouillabaisse
(French Provençal seafood stew)
Bouillabaisse is one of the great dishes of French Provençal cuisine, and making it is actually fairly simple.
Borshch
(Ukrainian beet soup)
Borshch (борщ) is a beautifully hued soup with origins in Ukrainian cuisine. While there are are countless regional variations, most borshch has a base of beets in a subtly sour broth.
Bográcsgulyás
(Hungarian beef and pepper stew)
Bográcsgulyás, or goulash, is one of the classics of Hungarian cuisine. Variations of this basic dish are popular throughout Central Europe.
Bigos
(Polish hunter's stew of meat, cabbage and sauerkraut)
The national dish of Poland, bigos is an amazing melange of meats and sausages slowly braised over a bed of mellow sauerkraut.
Beef and Okra
(Jamaican beef and okra stew)
This recipe makes a simple meat and vegetable stew with tons of flavor. It's a typically Caribbean concoction using that favorite vegetable import from Africa — okra.
New England Clam Chowder
(American clam and potato stew)
Dating from the 18th century, New England clam chowder is a thick milk or cream-based stew originally made with fresh clams dug out of the sand on the shore.
Irish Stew
(Irish lamb and potato stew)
Even though this dish — known as ballymaloe, or stobhach gaelach in the Irish language — started out as a meal for hard times, its delicious flavor belies its humble origins.