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Winter Vegetable Stew With Juniper Berries

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Vegetables Dutch Deborah mad, Soups and s 4 Servings

INGREDIENTS

4 c Vegetable broth with lentils
and tomato see recipe
1/2 Rutabaga, peeled blanched
2 Turnips, peeled blanched
2 Leeks, white and light
green washed and
trimmed
2 White onions, see detail
2 Carrots, peeled
2 Potatoes, peeled
8 Mushrooms, cut if necessary
1 T Olive oil
4 T Flour
1/2 c Dry red wine, such as
madeira or burgundy
1 Head garlic, cloves peeled
12-16 cloves or 4Tbsp
minced
Salt and pepper
4 Sprigs fresh thyme
1 Bay leaf
6 Juniper, or more berries
crushed
2 T Chopped fresh parsley, for
garish
1/2 c Cooked barley, optional

INSTRUCTIONS

Make the BROTH or use canned enhanced with base or double strength
bouillon.  CUT THE VEGETABLES into bite-sized chunks no bigger than
1-1/2 inches.  Start with the RUTABAGA and TURNIPS and BLANCH them (see
tips). While  they stand, prepare the other vegetables. Round
vegetables can be  quartered or sixth. Cut the long vegetables
(carrots, leeks and  celery) into 1-1/2" lengths. Mushrooms should be
cut if larger than  the vegetable chunks.  In a dutch oven, heat OIL
over medium-high. Brown the CARROTS,  POTATOES and MUSHROOMS, about 10
minutes. Add a little SALT and  generous PEPPER. Sprinkle with FLOUR
and stir to coat and cook for  about 1 to 2 minutes. Then add WINE all
at once, cook, stirring until  asborbed (1 min). Add broth and bring to
a boil stirring  continuously. Add other stew ingredients through the
JUNIPER (see  tip). Return to a boil. Reduce heat to low, cover and
simmer until  vegetables are tender. (35 to 40 minutes stove top; or 2
to 2-1/4  hours on setting 3 of a slow cooker.) Remove the aromatics.
Adjust  salt and pepper. Ladle stew into shallow bowls. Garnish with
parsley.  Served immediately. Makes 8 cups for 4 servings: PER SERVING:
370  cals, 5g fat (12.2%). Optional: serve over cooked barley: PER
SERVING: 466 cals, 4.7 fat (9.1%).  *SLOW COOKER: We used a slow cooker
that has removable metal pot. The  pot can be set directly on the
burner to brown the vegetables.  *TO BLANCH: Peel and cut the rutabaga
and the turnips into chunks.  Microwave the rutabaga in 1/4 cup of
water in a covered vented  casserole on high for 1 to 1-1/2 mins. Add
the turnip. Microwave on  high for 1 to 1-1/2 mins. Let stand while you
prepare the other  vegetables. Or cook rutabaga for 1 minute in large
bot of boiling  water. Add turnips and cook for 1 minutes more and
drain.  *JUNIPER BERRIES: smash the berries with the side of a scraper
or  chef's knife. If you do not instantly notice a faint smell of pine
tar, smash some more. The oil of the berries will impart a subtle
flavor resembling sloe-gin.  *Substitute white and purple pearl onions,
10 or 12 count each. We  needed 16 garlic cloves from a drying white
head of garlic.  *Review: Lots of trouble for the flavor. The whole
thing should be  made ahead on separate days and reheat. Reheated
flavor is better  than the fresh. If you don't want to make the broth,
suggest you  enhance double strength bouillon with lentils and tomato
paste; the  greening of the parsley. Thyme may be used dried. Next
time, skip the  rutabaga. Add a parsnip.  CREDITS: Positively
Vegetarian Dec 97 by Deborah Madison for Eating  Well, a montly
magazine. Tested:patHanneman Dec 21, 1997. Sent to  Eat-lf Recipe
Archive.  Recipe by: Deborah Madison for Eating Well (1997:Dec)  Posted
to Digest eat-lf.v097.n323 by KitPATh  <phannema@wizard.ucr.edu> on Dec
22, 1997

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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients)
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Calories: 1025
Calories From Fat: 555
Total Fat: 61.6g
Cholesterol: 173.7mg
Sodium: 730.3mg
Potassium: 1816.7mg
Carbohydrates: 64.9g
Fiber: 12.1g
Sugar: 12.5g
Protein: 52.9g


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