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<blockquote data-quote="T. MIKE SMITH" data-source="post: 3973579" data-attributes="member: 44552"><p>Well since St Patty Day is just around the corner- Let me tell you about Mom's Irish Stew.</p><p>Mom was a savvy farm gal, the second of 10 kids, then married my dad and had 7 of us. Needless to say, feeding a bunch cheap was always in order.</p><p>Irish Stew- potatoes probably 4-5 medium - 3-4 carrots- 5-6 stocks of celery- salt/pepper to taste -be careful cause the corn beef may be salty enough for some-- growing up we used the canned corn beef, but I have also used left over corn beef brisket/roast. she would cook it until everything was pretty soft and usually the can corn beef helps make a brothy flavor. When I cook a CB brisket- I put in crock pot with water and usually cook some new potatoes and carrots with it. I always save that broth and make this stew out of the leftovers. Little cornbread and your good. Mom would fix this at Christmas Eve when there would be 30-40 of us there. It was a family tradition for about 30 years and my nieces and nephews still talk about it even though mom has been gone since 98.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="T. MIKE SMITH, post: 3973579, member: 44552"] Well since St Patty Day is just around the corner- Let me tell you about Mom's Irish Stew. Mom was a savvy farm gal, the second of 10 kids, then married my dad and had 7 of us. Needless to say, feeding a bunch cheap was always in order. Irish Stew- potatoes probably 4-5 medium - 3-4 carrots- 5-6 stocks of celery- salt/pepper to taste -be careful cause the corn beef may be salty enough for some-- growing up we used the canned corn beef, but I have also used left over corn beef brisket/roast. she would cook it until everything was pretty soft and usually the can corn beef helps make a brothy flavor. When I cook a CB brisket- I put in crock pot with water and usually cook some new potatoes and carrots with it. I always save that broth and make this stew out of the leftovers. Little cornbread and your good. Mom would fix this at Christmas Eve when there would be 30-40 of us there. It was a family tradition for about 30 years and my nieces and nephews still talk about it even though mom has been gone since 98. [/QUOTE]
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