What makes a good stew ?

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  1. .:Tyke:.

    .:Tyke:. Banned Idiot

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    Beef meatballs
    Dumpings
    Potatoes
    Leeks
    Red onion
    Sweed
    Runner beans
    Carrots

    All cooked in slow cooker and spooned into a big Yorkshire pudding once ready
    It's on now smelling amazing


    But what do you lot have in yours.
     
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    'thereev' Banned Idiot

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    what a boring fred.....nowt else to do kid?

    buy a tin and eh done....with a pre cooked aunt bessies pudding.

    hth :)
     
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    Or you can get a 5 bird roast from Iceland....apparently
     
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    I surprised you can read this forum with all the ***** in your eyes from having your head constantly stuck up thi own arse ya bellend.
     
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    'thereev' Banned Idiot

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    what a pleasant chap.....hope ure stew isn't as bitter.

    hth
     
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    I'm right though, tha thinks tha best thing since sliced bread, when really tha Nowt but a complete ****.
     
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    I use shallots instead of onion, few sticks of celery, diced parsnip and some pearl barley. :)


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    Don't scrimp on the meat, use good stuff and a good quality stock. Beautiful.
     
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    Some of the threads on here when Barnsley aren't playing are fantastic


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    that's your lot?
     
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    its all just in jest old chum

    I am not on here to offend....just to be daft and have a laugh

    hth
     
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    Even when they are playing we get some crackers.
     
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    I'd have parsnips and button mushrooms in too but wife don't like ether so I've left them out
     
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    Give up ya silly billy, I know that, I'd just ignore you and not respond if I didn't think you could take a bit of stick without clicking the report button, and giving back as good as I give thee.
     
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    Tried mushrooms once, didn't seem to work. The pearl barley is one of my recent additions and it thickens the stock up.

    Also found that the stew is at it's best the next day after a warm up. :)


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    Stewin steak
    potatoes
    butter beans
    onions
    carrots
    lentils
    and
    Dumplins
    but no yorkshires if thas got Dumplins
    oh and a dash of Yorkshire relish/worcester sauce and half a guiness :cool:
     
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    Hendersons Relish.


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    Made a stew the other day but kept it simple with what he already had in the house. Mince meat, potatoes, carrots and peas.
     
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    Corned beef... And more of it and some veg
     
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    Isn't that Ash ? If not what's difference between ash and stew? Genuine question
     
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