Rain on a Tin Roof.

-2 tbsp of corn starch.Combine everything except for the last 2 ingredients in your crock pot and turn it on low all day.

Enjoy the delicious scent that reminds you what a great job you’re doing with dinner tonight.About 30 minutes before you’re ready to eat, whisk the 2 tbsp of corn starch into the 1/2 cup of warm water and pour it into your crock pot with the rest of the ingredients.Serve it with buns, bread, or croissants so you don’t miss out on any of the delicious broth!.

Something about the combination or fresh, dried, sweet, salty, and tangy ingredients really make this recipe work out perfectly and keep it from entering into bland, boring, flavorless mush territory.If you have a chilly day coming up, or even if you just don’t want to turn on the oven, give this recipe a try!

A good stew is definitely something that should show up on your dinner table at least once in awhile!.

Do you have any stew recipe-making secrets that make your stews amazing every time too?Microfiber cleaning cloths.The grass is cut back here, but no one has bothered to trim the weed away this year.. A giant spiderweb over one of the barn’s window openings, with the sunlight streaming through..

The cornfields are full and tall enough to touch the sky..The barn.. They’ve been spending all week tilling (is that what you call it?)

the field across the street, now that the wheat is all harvested.Last night it seemed like they were finally done their big job..