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Irish Stew with Pearl Barley

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There’s no point in trying to reinvent the wheel when it comes to our great national dish. Having said that, I do love sneaking in lots of gutsy garlic. For the best result, be sure to ask for thick chops on the bone. When made well it’s not hard to see why this is one of Ireland’s favorite dishes.

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