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Main-Course ServingsEasy
Published 2007
The best meat for lamb stew comes from the shoulder or the shanks. Most butchers and supermarkets sell already-cubed lamb stew meat, but if you can’t find it, you can buy lamb shoulder chops or shanks and bone them. You will need about twice the weight of chops or shanks to get the necessary weight of stew meat. Once you have made the basic stew, you can serve it as it is—leave the carrots, onion, and garlic in or pick them out—or you can finish it as described in the variations that follow
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Outrageously good.
I managed to find some legit, good quality lamb stock which I would definitely use again.
I gave the cooking time the entire 2 hours on a very, very gentle simmer then didn't worry myself too much with cooking down or thickening the gravy because it was ridiculously tasty.
Hi Robyn. Thank you for your kind commentary. I saw the heading in my emails and panicked, assuming something had gone awfully wrong and you were suing me or something. The acknowledgement is much appreciated. Jim
Lol
... And I appreciate your response very much!