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Transylvanian Goulash: Hungarian goulash uses beef. Transylvanian Goulash opts for marbled pork shoulder as its base. The addition of sauerkraut lends a tangy contrast to the rich, deeply flavored stew.

Transylvanian GoulashSERVES 6 TO 8Pork butt roast is often labeled Boston butt in the supermarket. Since paprika is vital to the success of this recipe,…

Transylvanian Goulash (Szekely Gulyas)

An authentic German goulash recipe just the way my mother-in-law makes it. Tender chunks of beef in a rich, hearty, delicious onion gravy.

Rich pork in a paprika/caraway seed sauce spells delicious. Add a dollop of sour cream and a bit of dill to highlight even more flavour when serving.

This is a recipe for an authentic Austrian beef goulash. The beef is tender and the gravy is dark, smooth, and thick – the reason why it is also known as ‘Viennese gravy goulash’. The key to get this kind of gravy is to use the right kind of beef (see note below).Prepare in advance:Goulash gets better with time. Prepare the goulash one day or two days in advance to enhance the flavors, to thicken the gravy, and tenderize the beef even further. Reheat the goulash once a day, store it in the…

Stews are the perfect comfort food. The taste of slowly simmered beef with veggies and spices can’t be beaten. Summer is ending, and cooler weather is ahead. The perfect season for stews! Hungarian Goulash and Texas Cowboy Stew are my all-time favorites. There is nothing like coming home to a house filled with the delicious smell...Read More

Traditional Hungarian Goulash is a popular dish among Eastern European countries, and it's basically a beef stew cooked in a paprika gravy

Grandma's Goulash is a comforting one-pot meal just like Grandma made! Enjoy noodles in a savory tomato-based meat sauce for an easy meal.

German Goulash INGREDIENTS 1 1/2 pounds stewing beef , cut into 1/2 to 1 inch chunks 1 tablespoon oil 1 large yellow onion (about 400 g) , diced 2 cloves...