Introduction: Hungarian Goulash Soup (Gulyasleves)
There are many versions of goulash soup, not just in Hungary itself where goulash is originally from, but also in neighboring countries. Some goulash is more to soup like rather than stew like.
This can be prepared in regular pot over stove, but for camping/outside gathering/cooking outside, the Hungarians use bogracs (cauldron).
Step 1: Ingredients
300 gram beef, cubed (you can use pork, veal, or even lamb, or a mix)
500 gram potatoes, cubed
150 gram mixed vegetables such as carrot, celery, onion, garlic, fresh parsley, chopped/cubed/sliced/cut
salt, sweet paprika powder, as needed
a dash chili/cayenne powder
1-2 tsp cumin
3 bay leaves
2 tbsp oil (the Hungarians sometime use about 30 gram animal fat)
Heat oil in your cauldron, saute your onion until translucent.
Add in cubed beef, stir to coat, and somewhat brown it.
Add in cumin and bay leaves and enough water to cover. Cook until boiling.
Add in sweet paprika and a dash of chili powder. To avoid paprika clumping, mix in with water first then pour it into cauldron.
Add in potato and mixed vegetables. Cook until potatoes and beef are tender.
Adjust flavor with salt.
Step 2: Enjoy~
Jo etvagyat!
(Enjoy your meal)

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3 Comments
7 years ago on Introduction
Húú, Állati jól néz ki!
Mondjuk én tuti, hogy raknék hozzá még szarvacskatésztát is és egy pár darab bicskepsprikát, hogy égesse az ember száját! :D
Asszem éhes lettem! XD
7 years ago
Reminds me of my Grandmother.
7 years ago
Erre nem számítottam ;o)
Thank you for sharing this with the world! ;o)