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Recipe for Lamb Stew with Green Beans – Mutti's Hammelfleisch Eintopf

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This recipe for Lamb Stew, aka Hammelfleisch Eintopf, is such an easy dinner recipe idea. It's a traditional German "Eintopf" (one-pot) meal.

Taken from my Mutti's hand-written cookbook and translated into English, I hope you'll find this easy lamb recipe one that you'll add to your favorites as well.

Use a lean cut, such as the shoulder or leg of lamb or buy stewing lamb already cut up to make this go faster. 

Both lamb and mutton are covered with a papery white membrane which should be removed before cooking. This membrane, if left in place, gives a strong gamey flavor.

What to serve with this stew? A loaf of crusty German bread is all that's needed. Enjoy!

Cook the Green Beans. For How long???

The recipe below is an old one. The veggies were often cooked until they were really quite 'mushy' and after 30 minutes, they really were.

If you want your beans with a bit more 'bite', then omit the green beans until the last 15 - 20 minutes or so. 

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Oma says,

I have to admit that I don't remember my Mutti making this. At least, I don't remember her telling us we were eating lamb.

I just remember eating a really delicious tasting green bean stew with meat. I wish she were still alive today so I could ask her if she snuck in that lamb?!?


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Recipe for Lamb Stew with Green Beans – Mutti's Hammelfleisch Eintopf

This recipe for Lamb Stew, aka Hammelfleisch Eintopf, is such an easy dinner recipe idea. It's a traditional German "Eintopf" (one-pot) meal, taken from my Mutti's hand-written cookbook and translated into English.

Use a lean cut, such as the shoulder or leg of lamb, or buy stewing lamb already cut up to make this go faster.

Prep Time

15 minutes

Cook Time

75 minutes

Total Time

90 minutes

Servings:

Makes 4 servings

Ingredients:

  • 1 to 1½ pounds lean lamb 
  • 1 onion, sliced
  • 1½ pounds green beans, trimmed and cut in halves
  • approx. 3 cups water or beef broth
  • salt, pepper, summer savory
  • 1 to 1½ pounds potatoes, sliced or diced

Instructions:

  1. Cut lamb into cubes, approx. 1 to 1½ inches.
  2. Place the lamb, green beans, and onions in a pot and just barely cover with water or broth. Season with salt, pepper, and summer savory.
  3. Bring to boil, reduce heat, and simmer about 45 minutes.
  4. Add potatoes and continue simmering about 30 minutes.
  5. Stir and re-season if necessary.

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Recipe for Lamb Stew with Green Beans – Mutti's Hammelfleisch Eintopf



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Easy Recipe for Lamb Stew made Just like Oma


Mutti's recipe for Lamb Stew is such an easy dinner recipe idea. It's a one-pot meal and a German traditional lamb stew.


Ingredients: lamb, green beans, onions, seasonings, potatoes,

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