Irish stew
ragout
pottage
slumgullion
pigs in a blanket
potpourri
scouse
Devonshire stew
stovies
ajiaco
shearer's stew
chicken paprika
chicken paprikash
haricot
bubble and squeak
kroppkaka
boulangère potatoes
sandbugger
hot pot
scotched collops
bredie
fricassee
nikujaga
hash
salumi
adobo
gheimeh
fricot
moqueca
estouffade
dinuguan
potpie
burgoo
Exeter stew
pandy
hotpot
lobbies
Texas toothpicks
lobscouse
rag pudding
American fried potatoes
chugchucara
pot-au-feu
chupe
mixed grill
vichyssoise
navarin
stew
stew meat
lapskaus
New England boiled dinner
capilotade
chili
Jerusalem mixed grill
kabbelow
stewingly
tempura
bigos
boiled dinner
country-fried steak
cacciatora
sukiyaki
lyonnaise
lamb fries
mukimo
jardiniere
mashed potato
mull
rub
beef Bourguignonne
Hungarian goulash
steak tartare
liver and onions
goulash
feijoada
bangers and mash
Bolognese
mash
beef bourguignon
tafelspitz
smashers
broasted
gulyas
boeuf Bourguignonne
kabob
kebab
broiling
cottage pie
shish kebab
Swiss steak
champ
a la mode
pork loin

English words for 'meat (especially mutton) stewed with potatoes and onions'

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