Hungarian Goulash (beef Stew with Potatoes)

by Eat it, Lord Tong

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Difficulty

Easy

Time

2h

Serving

2

When talking about Hungarian cuisine, we cannot fail to mention the three most famous dishes, Pörkölt (Stew in Thick Sauce), Chicken paprikash (Stewed Chicken in Heavy Cream) and Beef Goulash (Stew in Thick Sauce) we are going to make today. These three dishes can all be called Hungarian national dishes.

I chose Chicken paprikash and Goulash to make at the Hungary stop of our World Food Tour.

Goulash went out of Eastern Europe and was accepted by the rest of the world. Of course, different places will add different vegetables because of habit. What Tong Ma recommends here is the most classic and original Hungarian Goulash. As soon as Mr. Xiang came back, he shouted to eat it. With the local gnocchi, a bowl of goulash was very satisfying!

Ingredients

Hungarian Goulash (beef Stew with Potatoes)

1. Prepare ingredients and clean them

2. Cut beef and dice onion.

3. Cut potatoes into small pieces and soak them in cold water to prevent oxidation

4. Sprinkle chili powder on the beef cubes and stir well.

5. Put the lard in the hot pan, add the beef and stir-fry for about 5 minutes.

6. Add onion, cumin seeds, pepper and bay leaves, and fry until the onion turns transparent and emits a fragrance.

7. Pour the broth, cover the pot and boil, turn to medium-low heat and simmer for 90 minutes. (Consider adding water depending on the situation during the period)

8. After the meat is simmered, pour in the potato wedges and simmer for another 15 minutes.

Tips:

Goulash is a world-famous Hungarian stew, whether it is paired with baby dumplings (egg gnocchi) that the locals will eat or rice, it is a role that will make people feast!

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