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Irish Stew with Root Veg The Happy Pear

Irish Stew with Root Veg The Happy Pear

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2
Welcome identical twin chefs The Happy Pear to Food Tube! Irish brothers David and Stephen create delicious healthy, Vegetarian dishes and have got a nourishing veggie stew and kale colcannon mash recipe in time for St Patrick's Day. Hearty root vegetables and plump lentils make this a filling and comforting dish that perfectly complements the creamy kale and spring onion mash. A real belly hug of a recipe
Date: 2020-05-11

Comments and reviews: 10


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Absolutely bastardising Irish Stew! Irish stew has no herbs, no stock, no leeks, chunky carrots, turnip, celery, onion, potato and mutton, salt n pepper and water! Brown ur mutton, dust it in flour throw everything into a big pot, add water to cover, salt and pepper, bring to simmer and then turn down to a low heat and leave to cook for 6-8hrs! That s how all r great great great grandparents done it! Eat it the second day, most would prepare the night before and leave cooking on the range over night!
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i work two jobs so it's essential that i have premade meals if i wanna stay healthy all week! I love stews cause it's got ingredients I can buy at the weekend and then have for the 8AM-10PM days almost all week. Love this one cause it's got tons of protein. Definitely trying this at the weekend. Can I substitute the potato for a sweet potato or will that ruin the flavor?
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U dont need the powder stock or the white wine or the tamari, jaysus sake. Veg stock is already made with the carrots, onions, garlic, parsnips, bay leaf and thyme, a stick of celery is great also. Bit of salt and pepper thats it.
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wow amazing recipe, love it love it love it. my kids are allergic to nearly all vegetables though so adapted it for them. we have a great irish pub where we holiday and they serve the best chips and doderage. yum
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You guys are so uplifting and this is so delicious! I love the energy! I'm so happy to see Jaime show us all these vegetarian/vegan dishes as I'm vegan myself. It's fantastic as I know who to follow on youtube; )
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Wait I'm calling BS these are not Irish guys. Their names are David and Steve. Come on. No one in Ireland is named David or Steve. They should be call Paddy and Liam, or Danny and Shaun.
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Tried this today with my family, all raved about it, did not have Tamori, even in Morton's they don't have it. Do you have it in Greystones. Anyway big time yum, and making it again soon.
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If you could create a dish that felt exactly the way you explained AND felt like having the perfect partner with you in the bed to snugglefvck. .. I'd be really impressed.
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Colcannon is a vegan dish I've been meaning to try, but my husband beat me to it and made this for dinner tonight in honour of St. Patrick's Day. It was delish, thanks!
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