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Ireland Speciality Dish Irish Stew Speciality Dish - Ireland
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Whilst some cooks add turnips or parsnips traditionalists may argue that this isn't correct, but with all that said and done, it should be remembered that this is a peasant dish which was originally devised by farmers, so one can assume that they would have used whatever was to hand.
Below is a traditional recipe, but as with people back in the late 18th Century, add whatever is in season ... just keep the faith by using only the freshest of ingredients.
Happy Cooking!
Irish Stew HT MC Irish 150mins
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