How To Make Hungarian Goulash. In a large pot (or Dutch Oven) heat the olive oil and sear the stew meat on medium-high heat until brown on all sides. About 5-7 minutes. Add sliced onions and continue to cook for 5 minutes on medium heat. Add tomato paste and combine well. Next, add paprika, sugar, and 2 cups of water.
What to serve with Goulash? The ideal side dishes for a hearty, meaty, and delicious goulash include something starchy such as polenta muffins, Hungarian pinched noodles, potato rosti, and sweet potato fries. Lighter options include balsamic roasted vegetables, and cranberry salad.
The goulash is a typical Hungarian dish and is a kind of beef stew or particularly tasty based calf onions, potatoes and paprika. If you went to Budapest you have tried it in all its variations. According to the original recipe, Hungarian goulash is a poor dish that fed the herdsmen when they moved the fine steers from the Puszta.