On Sunday's I usually prepare something roasted in the oven..it is kind of special meal because we are all together for lunch. However today my family requested stew from peas which was really refreshing to me because they often wish for meat, and mashed potatoes!
Lunch is almost done cooking, and here is my stew recipe:
Simple Peas Stew
Ingredients:
- 1 teaspoon of olive oil
- 6 oz chicken breast, cubed(or beef)
- 1/2 onion, chopped
- handful of baby carrots, slice or keep it whole
- 1 celery stick, wash and finally chop
- 2 cups of frozen peas
- 1 large potato, cubed
- fresh parsley
- 2 cups veggie broth/chicken or beef broth will be fine too
- Salt to taste
- 1/2 Tbs. black ground pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon sweet paprika
- Pinch of chilly powder
- Water as needed
- 1 teaspoon Tomato puree
- 1/2 cup Tomato sauce
- flour
Directions:
- In a large pot saute grated onion in a olive oil, add cubed meat, then carrots and celery. Stir for 4-5 minutes on medium high temp.
- Add peas and potatoes, and stir
- Pour at first splash of beef stock and simmer until meat lose red/bloody color
- Season it with salt to taste, pepper, sweet paprika and chili powder-pour the rest of the broth; Stir.
- Let it cook on a med. high temperature adding water as needed
- When the potatoes are done (soft when you press with a fork) start preparing the roux.
- My roux contain tomato puree, tomato sauce and flour
Roux:
- in a bowl put 1 Tbs. flour
- add 1 teaspoon tomato puree
- add 1/2 cup tomato sauce
- add splash of water and mix
- roux will need to be smooth
- With a wooden spoon, stir in the rue, mixing constantly and adding just a little bit at the time.
- If your stew is thick enough you do not have to necessarily use all the rue in the stew but if it gets too thick just add bit more water or broth, bring it to boil stir and serve.
I hope you will enjoy!!!
Sandra

Sandra, this looks so good.
ReplyDeletei just want to reach through the screen and take a spoonful. the recipe sounds extremely flavorful, and it looks incredibly good. thanks for sharing, i can't wait to try this recipe for myself =]
ReplyDeleteAnother great recipe. This looks really delicious!
ReplyDeleteLove the new lay-out and look Sandra. The pea stew looks so homey and delicious and is exactly what I need right now.
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful! I love how easy it is to throw together. Lovely pictures too!
ReplyDeleteSimply green pea gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love peas, this sounds wonderful!
ReplyDeleteYep, this sounds wonderful, great flavors!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so flavorful and yummy! I want to be soaking it up with some warm bread!!
ReplyDeleteI love the vibrant color and the flavors in this! It looks so hearty and delicious, perfect with a great crusty bread:)
ReplyDeleteIt looks so beutiful.. and Im sure flavor is just great too
ReplyDeleteThis sounds wonderful and comforting!
ReplyDeleteYum! Looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteWhat a simply perfect weekday soup! Looks delish! Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteLook at all those veggies. Great flavors. You can never go wrong with a comforting stew. Your photos are so lovely too. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSo healthy and yummy! I love stews... but do not make them often as the other members of my family are not big fans of it... though I think that if I made this recipe they will change their minds!!!! Looks great! Also, I LOVE the white background of the pictures!!! How did you manage to do that???
ReplyDeleteOops... that comment was obviously mine... ;-)
ReplyDeleteHi Sandra! Oh my... I love this kind of soup. The picture and recipe look wonderful as usual. I'm sure so many people cooked or planned to cook soup after seeing this recipe and I am one of them!
ReplyDeleteThis seems like a great change from meat and potatoes. I love it! Buzzed, naturally ;)
ReplyDeletesjajno izgleda!:)
ReplyDeleteYou have created the best flavors in this soul-warming soup! And I loved the flowers you painted in your previous post, you're a woman of many talents!
ReplyDeleteGirl...this looks yummo in the tummo!
ReplyDeleteIt's going be be eaten in this house, that's a for sure!!!
Not too many in my household like peas, but I do. I think I will make this for myself and freeze in small containers. I will be able to have pea soup whenever I want it. YUMMMM-O
ReplyDeleteI love hearty recipes like this that are easy to prepare. Sometimes you just need a good stew. Looks great.
ReplyDeleteRachael Ray should be very jealous. This is a great 30 minute meal and your picture brings it to life. With more time now to play outside a quick recipe is appreciated. Thanks Sandra!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I need more peas in my life (and belly)
ReplyDeleteThis is a great, comforting looking stew! I would love a big bowl of this with some crusty bread :o)
ReplyDeleteThis looks perfectly amazing!!!
ReplyDeletestew looks flavourful and delicious
ReplyDeleteIt's almost too warm for soups and stews but you got this in just under the wire, Sandra, nice meal for a cool evening. I think the word is YUM!
ReplyDeleteLove the look of your blog. Very nice. I've not had anything but split pea soup, I love the lightness of your soup.
ReplyDeleteKristi
This looks like such a bowl of comfort. Thank you so much for sharing with me tonight. I always know I will find something that will make me smile! Your sweet and creative spirit brings me such happiness. I hope you have a great day tomorrow full of hope and love.
ReplyDeleteSandra, this is such a comforting dish, and it's always a favorite of ours, as well. I make mine similar, and everybody loves it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful vibrant colors, and it looks so inviting!
xoxo
One of my favorite stews! I used to ask for this pea stew all the time when I was younger...it was a tad bit different, but very similar. Thanks for reminding me!
ReplyDeleteDelicious recipe, indeed!
Oh man, can't wait for my detox cleanse week to pass and to make this :) it looks so good!!!
ReplyDeleteThat stew looks so delicious. I love the peas.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful stew, I bet it would be fantastic even without chicken...
ReplyDeleteGorgeous flavors :)
I am not a fan of stew but yours looks so good, I think I would like it.
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