Name: Groaty Dick Pudding
Ingredients: Stewing beef; cubed small amount; Onions; chopped; Leeks; chopped Salt & Pepper omit salt if using bouillon; Oat groats; if you can't get at health food store, try pet store; Stock; homemade, preferable

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats	British	British, Meats, Main dish	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

		Stewing beef; cubed small amount
		Onions; chopped
		Leeks; chopped Salt & Pepper omit salt if using bouillon
		Oat groats; if you can't get at health food store, try pet store
		Stock; homemade, preferable

INSTRUCTIONS

Put meat (do not brown first) , onions, leeks, salt & pepper and groats in
earthenware pot. Pour stock over top and stir. Put lid on. Put in
medium-low oven for 16 hours. Groats will absorb stocks and juices and
expand.
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