As winter draws on, a rich stew, cooked slowly on the back burner is an ideal dish to serve the family for dinner. The Irish were simmering this stew over peat fires for centuries before it was brought to Canada. The recipe calls for lamb, long a favourite in Ireland and fast gaining popularity over here.
With a touch of Cuban flavour, this quick, one-dish meal will add a little Latin flair and spice to your dinner. It’s wonderful on its own or you can serve it over rice or couscous with a marinated cucumber and tomato salad on the side.
The combination of honeyed whipped cream, berries and these light and tender biscuits is splendid. Use whichever berries are in season or in your freezer.