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Irish Stew

Irish Stew

This hearty lamb stew combines tender lamb, onions, leeks, and potatoes in a rich broth with All Gold tomato paste and Benny chicken stock. Finished with KOO butter beans, it stretches to serve more portions, making it a comforting meal and a little more economical.
Ingredients

Yield: 8 portions  

  • 1,8 kg Lamb shoulder, 4 cm cubes / Replace meat with 200 g red lentils, 410 g KOO black beans and 410 g KOO chickpeas for Vegetarian)
  • 1,5 l Hot water 
  • 4 sachets Benny Chicken stock powder
  • 1 Bay leaf 
  • 2 ml Dried thyme
  • 2 ml Pepper corn, crushed
  • 10 Parsley stems 
  • 20 g Garlic gloves, crushed
  • 100 g All Gold tomato paste
  • 400 g KOO Butter beans
  • 450 g Onion, sliced
  • 225 g Leek, sliced
  • 700 g Potato, peeled, large dice 
  • TT Salt and White pepper 
  • 20 Carrots, touréed or batonnet 
  • 20 Turnips, touréed or batonnet 
  • 20 Potato, touréed or batonnet 
  • 20 Pearled onion, peeled
  • 15 ml Fresh parsley, chopped
     

 

 

Method
  1. Combine the lamb, stock, sachet, All Gold tomato paste, onions, leeks and diced potatoes in a heavy bottom pot. 
  2. Season with salt and white pepper. 
  3. Bring to simmer and skim the surface. 
  4. Simmer the stew on the stew on the stove top or cover and cook in the oven at 180°C until the lamb is tender, approximately 1 hour. 
  5. Degrease the stew; remove and discard the sachet. 
  6. Remove the pieces of died potato and puree them in a food mill or ricer (don’t use a food processor, the potato will turn gummy).
  7. Use the potato puree to thicken the stew to the desired consistency. 
  8. Add the KOO butter beans and simmer the stew for 10 minutes to blend the flavours. 
  9. Cook the touréed or batonnet vegetables and potatoes and pearl onions separately.  
  10. At service heat the vegetable garnishes and add to each portion of stew. 
  11. Garnish with chopped parsley and serve.  
     
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