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Receta Hungarian Barley Stew
by brady evans

From now until…well, until I run out of crockpot recipes, the Omnivore will be on dinner duty on Thursday nights. Of course, that doesn’t exactly mean I’m off the hook.

You see, his dinner duty consists of crockpot duty. And that means that I’m responsible for identifying a crockpot recipe, I’m in charge of procuring the ingredients, I provide the helpful hints, and I set out the ingredients on Thursday mornings.

I don’t mind it at all (well, I mind just a little bit), though, because when I come scooting in on Thursday evenings in the dead of winter, frozen to the bone after scooting home from work, I’ll have dinner hot and ready.

This recipe is adapted from a cookbook of collected recipes called Feeding the Flock that I flipped through while visiting my in-laws over Thanksgiving. It originally called for 1lb of stew meat, which you Omnivores are welcome to add, and was cooked stovetop rather than in the crockpot. It also neglected any real addition of vegetables other than canned tomatoes. The Omnivore added an extra 1/3 cup of barley because 2/3c didn’t seem like enough (I guess I should have written in the recipe margin that barley EXPANDS!), but I suggest you keep it at 2/3 c. A can of beans would be a great addition as well.