Steps to Prepare Gulyásleves (Goulash Soup)

Jason Norris   08/09/2020 08:45

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  • 🌎 Cuisine: American
  • 👩 1 - 1 servings
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  • 🍳 Category: Lunch
  • 🍰 Calories: 240 calories
  • Gulyásleves (Goulash Soup)
    Gulyásleves (Goulash Soup)

    Hello everybody, I hope you are having an incredible day today. Today, I’m gonna show you how to prepare a distinctive dish, gulyásleves (goulash soup). It is one of my favorites. For mine, I will make it a bit unique. This will be really delicious.

    This is a main meal soup - a soup for heroes. Don't be scared by the amount of paprika - it works, we promise you. Gulyásleves (Goulash Soup) recipe: Gulyás is a typical food of Hungary ("Goulash" in English).

    Gulyásleves (Goulash Soup) is one of the most popular of current trending foods in the world. It is enjoyed by millions daily. It is easy, it’s fast, it tastes delicious. Gulyásleves (Goulash Soup) is something which I have loved my whole life. They’re fine and they look fantastic.

    Steps to Make Gulyásleves (Goulash Soup)

    To get started with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can cook gulyásleves (goulash soup) using 24 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.


    Ingredients

    The ingredients needed to make Gulyásleves (Goulash Soup):

    1. Prepare 300-400 gr quality beef (shoulder and/or rear end)
    2. Prepare 150-200 gr yellow or red onions
    3. Make ready 1-3 cloves fresh garlic
    4. Prepare 1-2 pc dried bay leaf
    5. Make ready 2-3 tsp sweet paprika powder
    6. Take 1/4 tsp hot paprika powder
    7. Make ready 1 tsp caraway powder (or whole, crushed)
    8. Get 1 pc ripe medium sized tomato
    9. Make ready 1 pc red bell pepper, or other colour
    10. Prepare 100-150 gr (cut) orange carrot
    11. Take 100-150 gr (cut) celery root
    12. Prepare 75-125 gr (cut) parsley root
    13. Take 150-300 gr (cut) potatoes
    14. Make ready 3-6 pc fresh flat parsley leaves
    15. Make ready 3-6 pc fresh celery leaves
    16. Prepare 25-40 gr pork or goose lard (or butter, but less tasty)
    17. Get fresh ground black pepper and sea salt
    18. Take 1-1.5 ltr water
    19. Prepare —————–
    20. Take For the dumplings :
    21. Prepare 75-100 gr all purpose flower
    22. Get 1 pc small egg
    23. Take 30-50 ml water
    24. Get 0.5-1 tsp salt

    Gulyásleves (aka goulash soup) - a delicious paprika-rich Hungarian soup (different from thicker goulash stew). Includes instructions for Instant Pot & more! This recipe for Hungarian goulash soup, known as gulyas leves, is hearty This soup benefits from a long, slow cook and is actually a goulash, which is a stew, to which more liquid has been added. Beef goulash soup (Gulyas leves) recipe.


    Instructions

    Instructions to make Gulyásleves (Goulash Soup):

    1. Peel the onions, fritter them and put aside, peel the skin off half of the red bell pepper while it's whole and then cut it in half, fritter the peeled part and put aside, keep the other half for later. Also cut the tomato in small pieces and put aside. Rinse and dry the meat and cut into 2-3 cm pieces and put aside
    2. Heat up a dutch oven or other thick bottomed big cooking pot to medium hot with the lard or butter and put in the onions. Fry them for a minute or so then add the paprika powders and the caraway powder while stirring and then about 50-75 ml of water
    3. Let this fry for about 10-15 minutes, stir regularly and if needed add more water, it should remain moist enough not to burn!! then add the meat while stirring and bake it nicely all around untill there is no more red visible, takes a few more minutes
    4. Add the paprika fritter, the cut tomato and stir well, then add bay leaf, squashed garlic cloves and a good amount of pepper and salt with another 50-100 ml of water (or untill everything is almost under water), lower the heat and leave to simmer for 90-120min (untill tender) with a closed lid, stirring every half hour or so
    5. Then cut the celery root, the carrot, the parsley root, potatoes and the half bell pepper into 1-2cm blocks or rings and add them to the broth. Also rinse and chop the parsley and celery leaves and add to broth. Then add 1-1.5 ltr of water and 1 tsp salt. Leave this to simmer for another 40-50 min and bring to taste with some more salt (you'll need some) and ground pepper if needed
    6. Meanwile in a bowl, beat the egg well with water and salt with a big fork then slowly start adding bits of flower while beating untill you get a consistend soft, sticky dough. Then leave it for about 10 minutes. When the soup is ready stir it some more before use
    7. Then quickly add small 1/5 tsp bits of dough with the edge of a teaspoon and hold it in the soup untill it releases, be quick so they can all cook about the same time. Note that you'll probably only need half of the dough to have enough dumplings for this recipe, use the rest elsewhere or just make more soup. Leave the dumplings for about 6-10 minutes or untill they all float. Try not to overcook so they remain nice and soft
    8. After that say : jó étvágyat ; and enjoy your gulyásleves!

    The time has arrived for me to post my very traditional beef goulash recipe. Hungarian Goulash Soup, or Guylas Leves, has been part of the hungarian culture for centuries. Traditionally, it was a soup made my the herdsmen (cowboys) as they were driving their cattle. Gulyás. (Goulash Soup, Goulash, Gulaš, Gulasz). This Hungarian specialty is prepared with meat, traditionally beef, that is simmered in a rich paprika-infused broth, usually alongside onions, bell.

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