stew
Let an agent handle stews by cuisine, ingredients, method, food safety and allergens.
Research draft, second pass
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Purpose and description
Let an agent handle stews by cuisine, ingredients, method, food safety and allergens.
A dish of solid ingredients, such as meat, fish, vegetables or pulses, cooked slowly in liquid in a covered pot, found in cuisines worldwide, for example gumbo, jjigae, bogracs, calulu and Istrian jota.
What it is for: Nourishing meals, often using tougher cuts and seasonal produce.
It can be identify stews by cuisine; follow slow-cooking methods; cool and store stews safely; check allergens and dietary suitability.
Distinguishing features
Slow, moist cooking
Global variety
Uses tougher cuts
Needs careful cooling
What it looks like
Chunks of ingredients in thick sauce or broth.
How it is recognised
Slow-cooked chunks in liquid
Pot or casserole cooking
Soups are usually thinner
Related models
is a kind of - category
is cooked by - method
is related to - dish
is subject to - safety
In practice
Families and kinds
meat stews
fish stews
vegetable and pulse stews
regional stews such as gumbo and jjigae
stewed vegetables
Standards and regulation
Food hygiene rules on cooling and reheating
Allergen information rules
Failure modes and hazards
Clostridium perfringens from slow cooling
Reheating more than once
Hidden allergens such as celery
Also called
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Where this came from
wikidata · CC0 1.0
Also registered as vr.tr.stew
Drafted structure
Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.
Dish Which stew.
Cuisines differ.
Identity
Name and origin.
Identity
Stew identity.
- Which stew and cuisine is meant? definition
- What are its traditional ingredients, according to sources? provenance
Culture
Traditions.
Culture
Culinary tradition.
- What is its cultural significance, according to the community? provenance
- Are there regional variants? provenance
Cooking Method.
Method shapes result.
Method
Slow cooking.
Method
Cooking method.
- How long and at what heat should it cook? measurement
- Which cut or ingredients suit it? action
Equipment
Pots.
Equipment
Equipment.
- Can it be made in a slow cooker or pressure cooker? action
- How does timing change? measurement
Safety Cooling and storage.
Large pots need care.
Cooling
Fast cooling.
Cooling
Cooling.
- How quickly should it be cooled and refrigerated, according to food safety guidance? provenance
- Should it be divided into smaller containers? action
Reheating
Once only.
Reheating
Reheating.
- To what temperature should it be reheated? measurement
- How many times can it be reheated safely? provenance
Diet Allergens and needs.
Diners need information.
Allergens
Declarations.
Allergens
Allergens.
- Which allergens does it contain, such as celery or gluten? provenance
- Can it be adapted? action
Nutrition
Content.
Nutrition
Nutrition.
- What are its approximate nutrients per serving? measurement
- Is the user asking for personal diet advice? boundary
What the second pass must settle
- Should regional stews be separate entries?
- How should recipes be sourced?
- How should food safety guidance be localised?