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Irish Stew

Cultural Context

Irish stew has its roots in the rural kitchens of Ireland, where it was a hearty meal for families, often made with whatever ingredients were on hand. Traditionally, it features lamb or beef, root vegetables, and herbs, creating a comforting and nourishing dish. Today, variations abound, with some incorporating Guinness or different vegetables, but the essence of the stew remains a beloved staple in Irish cuisine.

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6 servings
Servings4
1/2 pound lean mutton
1/4 pound bacon
2 onions
12 potatoes
10 ounces water
salt
pepper
1

Cut the meat into neat pieces.

2

Clean, peel, and wash the potatoes.

3

Peel and cut the onions.

4

Put a layer of potatoes in the pot.

5

Add a layer of meat on top of the potatoes.

6

Add onions, salt, and pepper on top.

7

Repeat layering until the pot is full, finishing with a layer of potatoes on top.

8

Pour in the water.

9

Turn on the heat and bring to a boil.

10

Once boiling, reduce heat and let simmer for 90 minutes.

11

Serve by placing the meat in the middle and potatoes around it, pouring the grease on top.

Equipment Needed

large stew pot

Allergens

milkgluten

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