Easy Plant-Based Irish Stew | Vegan Oil Free


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St. Patrick’s Day is quickly coming up and Irish dishes are a great way to celebrate. Although, most Irish dishes are not always the …

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  1. Nancy Miller
    Nancy Miller says:

    My kids and I love watching Dillon when he eats and says everything is hot, hot, hot… We pretend we’re Dillon when we take the first bite when we cook. 🤣 We love the videos and use many of the recipes throughout the week. We will definitely try this one!

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  2. Kirlynz
    Kirlynz says:

    Your videos always bring SO much joy to my day! You make them fun, interesting, and fill them full of useful tips and tricks. You aren't "precious" about your food (ie: it doesn't have to be perfect), and the way you describe your recipes as being "forgiving" is so encouraging. And your little edits literally make me laugh out loud (the leprechaun head at the beginning, and "don't be afraid of the knife" 🤣), I always rewind and rewatch those little gems, what a treat! Thank you for putting so much effort and energy into your videos and hangouts, they are really something special. 🤗🥰

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  3. Bill Seaberry
    Bill Seaberry says:

    I have ordered all the ingredients and a Dutch Oven, making this on Saturday. How many servings did you get? I figuered about 4 to 6. I even put the recipe into Cronometer and its about 1000 for the entire recipe

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  4. Barbara Liston
    Barbara Liston says:

    OMG you made my day because I was getting bored with what to make tomorrow and I have baby bellas, 3 yukons, mire poix and parsley on hand. No parsnips but I may add frozen peas in, after the blending. I love your easy pot-dump meals because they are as good as they are easy. I sometimes play around with fennel powder or smoked paprika in my bowl [not pot] to see if it takes on a meaty memory taste. Thanks Dillon. 💕

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  5. Fran Randall
    Fran Randall says:

    I make a similar stew with veggie no beef broth and thicken it with rice flour. I put in a bay leaf and sprigs of fresh or frozen thyme that I pull out at the end. I also stir in frozen peas at the end. They add color and cool the stew a bit so I can eat it right away. Best winter meal. I live in Flagstaff. Still cold up here…

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  6. Mary Davidson
    Mary Davidson says:

    When you were talking about your stew having “Parsley Sage Rosemary and thyme“ in it, I thought you were gonna break out into a Simon and Garfunkel tune 😂 THIS LOOK YUM YUM YUM 😋

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  7. small footprint
    small footprint says:

    Gotta love a man that loves his food… and the idea of cooking once a day is my kind of cooking. Ooooh, it's hot. hot. hot…. Love the editing style, and the fun way of cooking, and measuring. Takes all the stress out of it. Thanks for this great hardy/hearty stew. Love to Reebs.

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  8. Wishing B
    Wishing B says:

    Looks delicious. Caused me to order some of your products. As far as the "overkill to worry about" the extra nutrition. People coming from things like cancer get healed by extra nutrition. And get their eyesight back from it. Most plant-based eaters don't have to worry but people who have illnesses often do better with extra nutrition.

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  9. Shelley DeGuzman
    Shelley DeGuzman says:

    I use your cheese sauce and mushroom gravy mix as a soup base all the time, so good, I don't measure just chunk up my veggies add water and then the cheese sauce or gravy mix into the instant pot and set it for 10 minutes on high with a natural release…so yummy

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