I cobbled this together from a couple of recipes I found online. I've had this stew a couple of times of late, at Tower Oaks Lodge, and McGinty's Public House. Now that winter is here, I'm into stews, soups, comfort foods.
I may modify this when I next make it. Two things: I used a WHOLE BOTTLE (22 oz) of Guinness Extra Stout. I loved the result, as did Jeff. But my ability to taste the bitter notes in foods is less than it was in my youth. You "supertasters" out there may find my version a bit overwhelming. If that's the case, try 1/2 the amount of Guinness, and replace the other half with beef broth. Or, try a less bitter stout, or Guinness Draught.
Um, oh, yes . . . second thing: I was pinched for time when I made this yesterday. It's a crockpot recipe, and I didn't have time to cook it on "low." So I cooked it for maybe 5.5 hours total, on "high." It was lovely -- the lamb was tender, and all -- but I think next time I would like to see what I get when I go for, oh, 10 hours on a "low" setting.
Guinness Stew
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| 1 | Brown lamb in large skillet in 2 tbsp olive oil. Salt and pepper to taste. Transfer to crockpot. |
| 2 | Add 2 tbsp olive oil to skillet; add garlic; add onions when garlic is lightly browned. Saute onions until lightly browned and soft. Add to crockpot. |
| 3 | Add other ingredients but for potatoes, flour and water. |
| 4 | Cook 3 hours on HIGH. |
| 5 | Add potatoes; cook one more hour on HIGH. |
| 6 | Mix flour and water until smooth. Add to crockpot, cook one more hour on HIGH. |
Servings: 10
Yield: cups
Nutrition Facts
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