Irish Beef Stew Recipe with Guinness



Delicious homemade Irish beef stew recipe that is jam-packed with root vegetables, beef stew meat and herbs that are simmered …

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  1. The way I approached this is to start by preparing the mirpois, then starting with the onion AND parsnip after melting butter and throwing in garlic and powdered thyme. The reason why I did the onion and parsnip together in butter with garlic and thyme is to combine flavours. I finished the oinion and parsnip with a little flour.

    I had the meat in the oven before getting started, at 500F. You will need a solid pan to catch all the liquid and not warp in the heat.

    The liquid can be poured into the beef bullion, while the stout only needs a cup.

  2. Garlic in the stew, parsnips no celery no 1 to 1 to 1 ratio of vegetables, too much Guinness 1/4 cup of The black stuff is enough are we cooooking french stew Mr Parisi or are we coooking Irish stew.

  3. (Saturday night) Sons and I got all the ingredients prepped and ready to throw together at moms tomorrow for the games. 🏈 Let’s go Lions

  4. I upped my stew game by oven roasting the potatoes, carrots, onion and garlic coated in olive oil and seasoning, dosed in stout beer and cooked in a big cast iron pan at 400 for just about an hour in addition to the fresh onion, extra stout and all the other goodies that make a mighty beef stew

  5. Any time I get a stew with tiny pieces of meat, I feel a bit cheated. I like it how places like Hungary do it, with those satisfying pieces of meant cut to about an inch and a and a quarter cubes.

  6. Darn, lol, I didn’t put the paste in with the meat. I put it in after I put the beer in. The taste of that beer could gag a maggot, however, in the end what a delicious stew. Love from Canada

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