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By Derf
Added December 04, 2001 | Recipe #15265
Categories: Casseroles Stews Lunch/snacks
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By Lorac
on March 02, 2002
Dorothy, I was just going to post this recipe but I see you beat me to it. This is an authentic version that is simple and quick. The meat is not browned and requires just potatoes and onions. In my version I use bay leaf instead of thyme, 1 cup beef broth and 1 cup beer instead of water and I don't brown the potatoes. Current food trends seem so dependent on a long list of ingredients and strange parrings. It is so wonderful to eat such delicious simple food.
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on January 10, 2003
This was very easy to make. I used my crockpot and cooked all day long-was ready right after the football game! Great flavor with just simple ingredients.
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This stew was amazing! It took about 10mins to prepare. I used lamb and let it cook slow all afternoon. By dinnertime the wonderful aroma had me on my knees! I would recommend this recipe especially to the guys out there who want a REALLY easy way to make a dinner that lasts for 2 days of breakfast, lunch & dinner ;)
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on March 04, 2002
You're right Lorac, sometimes the old recipes are the best, this is real comfort food!! and almost a staple in the winter. Thanks for rating and especially for mentioning the beer version, I will try that next time. Sounds tasty!!
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on April 09, 2004
The fragrance of this stew is divine! Extremely easy to make, great comfort food and a guaranteed man-pleaser.
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What a simple and delicious recipe. No added fat and the flavour was excellent. Five stars from me. Thank you so much.
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on July 16, 2003
This is a excellent recipe! It is very easy to make and the meat is so tender it melts in your mouth .. I used 8oz chicken stock, and water for the rest .. My husband really liked it and I will make it again soon, thanks
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy littleturtle
on August 16, 2006
The first time I made this I made it exactly as directed, and I've tried several variations as well, usually use a mix of lamb and beef, replace the water with 1/2 beer and 1/2 beef stock and add extra seasonings (seasoning salt, bay, basil, sage, whatever sounds good at the moment). I rather like this dish, but lately dear family has taken to complaining when I make it. Mostly that it's too bland, too thick, and doesn't have any vegetables. I guess even the basics can't please 'em all. Thanks anyway.
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on April 19, 2004
I made this for St. Patrick's Day and it was so delicious. After reading all the reviews I used lamb and beef stock/beer as the liquid. I cooked in the crockpot for 8 hours on low. Had a wonderful smell and the taste was incomparable. Thanks, Derf. This will be a St. Paddy's Day tradition in my house from now on.
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I made this in my crockpot, too and it turned out wonderfully! Thanks for a quick, easy dinner idea!
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on April 10, 2011
This was very good, I did add Beef bouillon granules to the water and it was wonderful!! Also used Kosher salt for the potatoes. Thanks for posting, Karen
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on December 24, 2007
By Chef #363884
on October 14, 2006
Loved this Irish Stew. I made it in the crock pot using the beef. Would probably add carrots in it next time. Thanks!
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on May 31, 2006
WOW Derf! This was sooo good! Served it at a St. Patty's Day party and it was a hit! I added 1/4 cup sweet red pepper diced for colour but otherwise followed direction exactly. Thanks for the great recipe! :)
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on February 10, 2006
Exactly what stew is supposed to be: simple, no-fuss comfort food. I made this in the crockpot on the 'auto' setting (high then low), took just under 6 hours. I used vegetable stock instead of water, and didn't even get a chance to brown the potatoes, because it smelled so delicious that the family gobbled it up the moment it came off the heat. Will definitely make this again, thanks!
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on May 03, 2005
This is a wonderful stew. I can't make enough. My children had never eaten lamb before and they absolutely love this! The only change I made was to add half beef stock and half water to the stew.
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I don't eat lamb, so the rating is DH's. It smelled wonderful when cooking, though! I made the crockpot version, on low for 8 hours. I used 1/2 cup of light beer and 1/2 cup of water, then finished it off under the broiler to brown the potatoes. The main complaint DH had was just that the potatoes were too mushy. I think that may be the point with this recipe, as the potatoes are meant to thicken the stew, but he just doesn't care for them like that. Next time I may do 1/2 the potatoes in the beginning and then add the other half for the last hour or so in the crock, since they are supposed to be sliced thin and should cook fast. Thanks for sharing, Derf!
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Serving Size: 1 (289 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
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boned lamb
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