| BOUILLABAISSE | Fish stew or soup |
| GUMBO | Cajun stew or soup made with okra |
| LICKSTHESPOON | Finishes eating ice cream or soup, say |
| INTHESAMEBOAT | Sharing jam, soup, stew or - most likely - deep water? (2,3,4,4) |
| CHOWDER | Stew or thick soup made of fish or clams with vegetables (7) |
| PAPRIKA | Spice derived from a variety of sweet pepper, used to flavour/colour Hungarian or Spanish dishes such as goulash, chorizo and some types of fish stew (7) |
| MATELOTE | Spicy fish stew |
| FASHIONABLE | What's in abalone and fish stew? |
| GRUELLING | Hard work, putting fish stew first (9) |
| BRILLIANT | Fish stew? A tin - wonderful! (9) |
| POMFRET | Fish stew beneath Englishman abroad (7) |
| PATELLA | Fish stew containing T bone (7) |
| DUMPLINGS | Drop fish stew ingredients? |
| DUMPLING | Bin fish stew accompaniment (8) |
| CODSWALLOP | Fish stew initially a hit? Nonsense |
| CROUTON | A seasoned cube/slice of baked, fried or toasted bread for a canape or as a garnish for salad or soup (7) |
| SOP | A piece of bread dipped/soaked in gravy, sauce or soup; a puddle; a saturation; or, alluding to a drugged cake thrown by a sibyl to appease Cerberus, a word for a concession or bribe, given to placate |
| POTS | Any of various vessels in which to brew tea, hold lobsters, cook soup, stew or stock or grow flowers on a plant theatre (4) |
| OLIO | From a word for "cooking pot" or "jar", a Spanish hotchpotch-like stew; or by extension, a miscellany, mishmash, potpourri or vaudeville (4) |
| CARBONADO | Can do boar stew or beef stew |
