What goes with beef stew except mashed potatoes?

[Sinalley1]

DS hates lentils and mashed potatoes. What else can I do with a stew?

Baked potatoes, rice, polenta, crusty bread.

Saffron risotto

soft polenta?

Cabbage or kale?

Dumplings, crusty bread.

Dumplings

Came on to say polenta or sadza.

Baked sweet potato, potato dauphinois, dumplings, potato croquettes, potato gnocchi.

Hunks of fresh bread. Salty butter. Yum.

Roast potatoes. Crusty bread.

Roasted baby potatoes.
Have you got dumplings in it? If so I wouldn’t bother with potatoes and just serve with brocolli and green beans.
Or made a scone top like a cobbler.
Duchess potatoes are good and a bit retro!

Roast or boiled potatoes, couscous, sweet potato, chips, rice at a push, flat noodles and pretend its stroganoff, crusty bread, lots of veg.

Some good suggestions, think I'll do beef stew tomorrow.

Suet Dumplings or gnocchi depending on the style of stew

brown rice, white rice, dumplings, dauphinoise potatoes

Dumplings for me too.
Its not traditional but would go nicely with pasta.

Soft, cheesy polenta. Yum!

serve in a giant Yorkshire pudding with lots of veg. No spud required. Yum!

Plate size Yorkshire pudding with a bit of sage and onion stuffing sprinkled in the batter.
Soft top dumplings.
Green beans, cabbage or spring greens.

Crusty bread and butter or jacket potatoes if they’re not too close to mash for your DS.

bread
or dumplings

Doughballs, which I assume are what everyone else is calling dumplings. Or rice. I love beef stew with rice, esp if its a winey stew. Yum!

Couscous. I rather like Couscous.

DH does a beef burgundy that we serve over egg noodles or rice. If there's already a starch in the stew (like potatoes) I wouldn't add another.

Salt, pepper and rosemary dumplings