They won't expect you to give up your stew pan, Caroline.

Heat the oil in a casserole or heavy stew pan.

Cynthia, digging into one of the packs, had a stew pan out.

A slowly simmering stew pan is the place to put the cheap cuts.

She had moved over to the fire, standing beside Big Brute, with the stew pan in her hand.

He poured a brackish liquid out of a big stew pan into their cups.

She nodded at the stew pan.

Do you scrape out mixing bowls, stew pans and sauce pans thoroughly?

Heat oil in stew pan and gently fry the onions, carrots, courgettes and peppers for 1 minute.

Having mixed these all together, melt a little butter in a stew pan, and dip the chops into the butter..

Saute the pieces in the olive oil over medium-high heat in a stewing pan large enough to hold all the meat, adding more oil if necessary.

Kay recounts numerous cases of thieves who risked their liberty for the sake of a brass kettle, a porridge pot or a few stew pans.

Give it a good push with the back of a spoon to really get all that you can out of it, then chuck the solids but transfer the bay leaves into the stew pan first.

On pegs, flanking the fireplace, were crude cooking utensils-a frying pan, a stew pan and a coffee pot, while a larger kettle, for heating water, squatted in the ashes of the dirty hearth.

Mama had running water in the kitchen which was just as wet as the water we had on the porch and there was a 50-50 chance that she had some already drawn up in a stew pan.

There is an even smaller range (this double saucepan and this fry pan, and also a stew pan, a saucepan, a pie dish and a kettle) which is described as "enamelled gray inside, imitation earthenware outside".

I lunged for Jed's rifle, which lay on the rocky floor beside him and as I moved, Cynthia brought the stew pan down as hard as she could manage, on top of Big Brute's head.

I have peeled the potatoes, they're in the stew pan, and the onions and the carrots and the beef's all in the stew pan and it's had about quarter of an hour.

Big Brute was crawling around the floor on his hands and knees, shaking his head, as if he were attempting to rattle his brains back together into a solid mass, and a little way beyond him the stew pan lay canted on its side, battered out of shape.