Japanese inspired beef stew seasoned with soy sauce, sake and mirin, slow cooked with miso paste and fresh ginger, and served with lightly fried sweet potatoes.
Garlicky sausages, cubed beef shank, the bone with the marrow, onion, bell pepper, carrot and long beans in a chunky tomato sauce. Perfect rainy night dinner.
Browned beef shank is tenderized in the slow cooker then transferred on the stovetop where the meat joins vegetables and tomato sauce to make this warming cold weather stew.
One of the many tomato-based meat stews that evolved in Filipino cuisine after over three centuries of Spanish colonization, beef kaldereta (from the Spanish caldero or cauldron, the traditional pot for cooking stews) is a popular holiday dish in the Philippines.
Thinly sliced meat simmered in soy sauce, sake and mirin with ginger and sugar. A tasty and boldly flavored stew, the sauce of beef shigureni is a sweeter version of teriyaki with the subtle heat of ginger. Perfect with rice and egg.
The Filipino version of the Spanish beef tripe stew, callos is often served as a special occasion dish because of the laborious cooking process. Using a slow cooker makes everything easier and the stew even tastier.