Lamb and Mutton Soups and Stews Cooking

Lamb - A young sheep; especially one that is less than one year old or without permanent teeth. Sites containing recipes for lamb soups and stews.

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• Lamb Stew with Garlic-Vinegar Sauce - Combines beef broth, white wine, garlic, and seasonings.
• Spring Lamb and Vegetable Soup - Uses romano beans, leeks, and chicken broth. Ten servings.
• Arni Kapana (Lamb Stew) - Uses lemon, butter, tomatoes, and sugar. Four servings, cooking by Recipe Source.
• Irish American Lamb Stew - Combines mushrooms, peas, cream, and flour. Six servings, from Recipe Source.
• Lamb and Pumpkin Stew - Combines cumin, ginger, tomatoes, sugar, and cloves. Four soups and stews lamb and mutton servings. By Lisa's Cooking Cache.
• White Bean and Lamb Soup - Mix of chicken stock, vegetables, navy beans, and lemon juice. Ten servings. By Recipe Source.
• Irish Lamb Stew - Calling for shortening, beef broth, potatoes, and flour. cooking Six servings, from Recipe Source.
• Quick Lamb Stew (Microwave) - Calls for onion soup mix, flour, potatoes, and lamb and mutton carrots. Four servings, at Recipe Source.
• Greek Lamb Stew - Ethnic dish combines chicken stock, flour, black olives, cooking and tomatoes. soups and stews Six servings, from Recipe Source.
• Fragrant Lamb Stew with Dried Fruits - Mix of vegetables with cinnamon, ginger, almonds, and soups and stews cooking red wine. Serves six, from Recipezaar.
• Kuzu Tas Kebabi (Stewed Lamb) - Using tomatoes, peppers, carrots, and seasonings. Serves eight. cooking By Recipe soups and stews Source.
• Mageritsa (Easter Lamb Soup) - Greek dish uses organs, eggs, and seasonings. Eight soups and stews soups and stews servings, from Recipe Source.
• Lamb Stew with Chestnuts & Pomegranates - Calls for onion, garlic, honey, tomato paste, and lemon juice. soups and stews Six servings.
• Lamb Stew with Artichokes - Using eggs, flour, mint, and onion. Six servings. lamb and mutton lamb and mutton By Recipe Source.

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