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It's coming to the time of Stews/casseroles

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MickyMacgraw | 12:07 Thu 11th Nov 2010 | Body & Soul
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What exactly is the difference between the two?
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A stew is cooked on the hob and casserole is cooked in the oven?
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Thanks very much 237sj, I obviously need to start spending more time in the kitchen!
Isn't a casserole a middle class stew?
Buy a slow cooker Micky, then you can make a combination of the two without having to do very much at all :)
i thought a stew was meat, potato carrot an onion in gravy...an a casserole was kind of a mix of anything really - sausage, chicken, various veg etc...with various sauces too...

i may be wrong though...never cooked either
I cook my stew on the hob and my casserole in the oven. I hadn't thought about it before so 237 might have a point.
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OK, so where does lobscouse stand?

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