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Navarin of Lamb is traditionally a stew containing neck of lamb, onions, herbs, and root vegetables such as carrots, potatoes, and most importantly, turnips. The name "navarin" comes from the French word for turnip, which is "navet." So in order for the dish to be termed "navarin," it must contain turnips.

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