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4 to 6
Medium
By Keith Floyd
Published 1987
The French are really good at very simple but tasty and rich stews, often called potées. Here is one made with lamb: brilliant to take in a large heat preserver to Cheltenham races on Gold Cup day.
Brown the mutton in a pan with the lard. Add the carrots and onions and, when golden, sprinkle in the flour. Let it take colour and add the white wine and a drop of water. Pop in the celery and the turnips. Add the bouquet garni and salt and pepper, and simmer gently for about 2 hours over a gentle heat. Check from time to time and add more water if necessary.
