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Guinness Stew

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Cooking time

Prep: 40 minutes Cook: 2 hours

Skill level

Easy

Servings

Serves 8

An Irish Guinness stew to warm you on a cold day Great for a potluck party!

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Ingredients

  • 1L of Guinness Original Draft (2 Cans)
  • 800g Diced Beef
  • 1 to 2 Large Carrots Diced
  • 1 to 2 Celery Diced
  • 1 to 2 Large Parsnip Diced
  • 1L Beef Stock
  • Thyme and Rosemary ideally fresh
  • Mashed Potatoes

Method

  1. Stir Fry the Beef in a frying pan until tender and add to a large cooking pot

  2. Add the Diced Vegetables and Herbs

  3. Pour in the Guinness and 1L of Beef Stock

  4. Sir Well and let cook slowly for up to 2 hours

  5. Serve with mashed potatoes

  6. For the best result serve one day after cooking to really release those flavors!

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hybridauth_user 3
29th Nov, 2017
1.05
Tried it in slow cooker... looking forward to it all day after working outside in cold.... It was like warm guinness with vegetables floating in it. It was well rank. I'll stick to guinness pie.
Fridalicious
1st Oct, 2016
5.05
I tried this stew for a friend's cabin/bbq weekend, it was a huge hit! I did add 1 diced onion and diced cremini mushrooms and also made herby dumplings 20 minutes before it was (reheated) ready. Thanks for sharing! I actually made it the day before the trip and then heated it up again the next day, so good!
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