The second one in the stews. soup series from the weekend. Not exactly what purists would call an Irish stew, but inspired from it.
Ingredients (Serves 3):
Ingredients (Serves 3):
- Mutton- 200 gm (I actually was buying mutton for a kebab recipe, when I chanced upon the idea to do a stew with the bony parts. So dressed the meat away from the bone for kekab's and used the remainder for the stew)
- Carrot- 1 large, diced
- Potato- 1 large, diced
- Raddish- 150 gm
- Onions- 1 large, chopped
- Garlic- 4 large cloves, chopped
- Pepper- 2 tsp
- Parsley- 1 handful, chopped
- Salt- To Taste
Preparation ( 1.5 hrs):
Cut mutton into small pieces. For the bony pieces, leave a little meat around the bones while dressing. In a large sauce pan, add mutton, potatoes, onions, pepper, garlic and salt. Boil on high for 1 hr.


Add in raddish and chopped carrots. You could use turnips (didn't get them at the supermarket, hence used raddish). Simmer on medium heat for 1/2 hour. Throw in parsley for flavour and your stew is ready to serve.