Vegan Irish Stew with Guinness - Six Hungry Feet - Main Dish

3 years ago by bungobingo82 to c/veganrecipes

Get ready to celebrate St Patrick's day like an Irish (a vegan one) with our Vegan Irish Stew cooked with Guinness

ImFresh3x 0 points 3 years ago

As a non vegan person, this looks delicious. I’d throw some extra umami items in there. Probably some marmite (yeast) or dried mushrooms.

https://www.seriouseats.com/umami-ingredients

I’m gonna try this. Thanks.

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rice 0 points 3 years ago

nice! i'll have to try that. i do love dried mushrooms! i know marmite is popular in the UK but i don't think i've actually tried it. what does it taste like?

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Barbarian 0 points 3 years ago

Marmite is incredibly polarizing. As the popular series of ads say, you either love it or hate it. It's incredibly bitter and sour. I love it, personally, but my gf is absolutely revolted :)

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rice 1 point 3 years ago

ive heard it's excellent in vegan cooking though! i absolutely hate apple cider vinegar on its own and can't stand the smell but i can't deny that it does some magic in cooking. i wonder if marmite is the same way?

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Barbarian 1 point 3 years ago

I've tried various pastries and stews (especially before I went vegetarian) that use marmite. It's got a very specific flavor, and a lot of people use it in all sorts of ways.

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