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Bogracs gulyas recipe (goulash)

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Created by Stephen Oroszvari

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4/ 5 stars 8 Votes

Cuisine: Hungarian
Serves 6

Ingredients

1 kilo chuck steak or gravy beef – diced
1 kilo potatoes, peeled and diced
80 mls vegetable oil
1 brown onion
3 tablespoons of sweet paprika – (hot if you are fan of heat)
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon carraway seeds
2 cloves garlic crushed
3 Hungarian (yellow) capsicums or sweet banana chillies diced
1 tomato chopped

Soup pasta (csipetke)
80 grams plain flour
1 egg
This will make a 100g of dough which is enough for six as a soup pasta.

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Preparation

Fry chopped onions to golden yellow, lower heat and add ½ of the paprika, stir rapidly, add meat, salt, caraway seeds, finely chopped garlic and small amount of cold water. Stir occasionally while it’s braising not boiling.

While the meat is cooking chop the vegetables to same size pieces (1cm).

Prepare the soup pasta (csipetke) by mixing 80g flour with 1 egg. The dough should be well kneaded and rested before making it into little pinched and rolled soup pastas around the same size as a large rice grain.

Before the meat is tender (1 ½ to 2 hrs), reduce the pan juices and add vegetables and the remaining paprika. When potatoes are almost cooked add the pasta and adjust quantity by addition of water.

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Comments (2)

01 Jun 2009 06:02 AEST

Renata

Keilor

Bogracs Gulyas

This is a very authentic recipe as it uses caraway seeds which are a must in gulyas!

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15 Apr 2009 10:33 AEST

Stephk

Armadale (Vic.)

Bogr�cs Guly�s

To make it more appealing to all the different Ethnicities in this wonderful country(ie Australia) it might be necesssary to alter the genuine dish to try to please more than just the Ethnic Hungarian( I am one) palate....In my opinion; umfortunate but necessary.Naturally every family has their own "special" version and there are many,many competions both in Hungary and everywhere Hungarians have made their new homes.

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