The
"Barley & Winter Vegetable Stew" (page 275) is elemental, earthy
and immensely satisfying. With simple ingredients such as onions, carrots,
celery, mushrooms, potatoes, and barely, it is a stick-to-your-ribs, warming
stew perfect for a cold winter's night. The key to success for this stew is a flavorful
and substantial broth; it can be a bit bland otherwise. I used a mixture of
vegetable broth and mushroom based dark soy sauce. As the recipe states, the
flavor improves a day or two after you make the stew, so plan ahead if you can
and make it in advance.
Keeping it "McDougall Friendly"
checklist:
üOmit the olive oil when sautéing the
veggies; instead use a nonstick pan and/or replace the oil with water, sherry,
or veggie broth.
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