Irish Stew
Simple one-pot stew of lamb neck, potatoes, onions, and carrots, slow-simmered until the potatoes thicken the broth.
Why It Works
The starchy potatoes break down and naturally thicken the broth. Layering (not stirring) lets each component cook at its own pace in the gentle heat.
Key Ingredients
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