This is a fast, easy dish! My kids love it!

This was one of the easiest slow cooker recipes I've made. I followed the advice of someone who added their egg noodles the last half hour of cooking. That is also when I added the flour paste but I mixed it with milk instead of water. Cooked on high 4 hours and was very tender. I added mushrooms and used beef broth instead of water in the first use of it and left so left out the salt.

I am sorry to say, but I did not care for this. Followed the recipe exactly.

I followed the suggestion to use seasoned flour (I added a little chipolte seasoning, salt, & pepper) to coat the beef before putting it in the crockpot. I used all the ingredients in the recipe as stated except for I used 1 tsp dijon mustard and 1 tsp. chipotle pepper in adobo sauce that I added to the food processor when I chopped the onions, plus two dashes hot sauce. It gave the dish a mild "kick". I also served with a dollop of sour cream on top and it was delicious! Thanks for the recipe--so easy and yummy!

This was pretty good... would definitely skip either the brown sugar, or replace the ketchup with tomato sauce - as other reviewers said, it was a little too sweet. I didn't have time to cube the beef and just threw the whole roast in the crockpot - shredded it at the end. (Also, 1/4 cup of flour made this mixture REALLY thick. Probably doesn't need that much.) It's not gourmet, but fits the bill for a slow cooker recipe!

Tender and delicious.

I made this for dinner last night. My family ate it, and even had seconds. I subbed tomato sauce for the ketchup, added a small can of diced tomatoes, and added sour cream before serving over egg noodles. Makes a nice filling winter meal.

Finally, a recipe for Hungarian goulash that IS Hungarian goulash. I see so many recipes that as good as they may be are NOT really goulash, This IS. Very easily adapted to your liking by adding more or less of something. But if you follow this exactly you will have authentic Hungarian Goulash

I’m no professional chef, but I could not in good conscious use ketchup as an ingredient. I used a no-salt added tomato juice with a bit of honey to taste instead. I also used smoked sweet paprika which was outstanding in this dish. I brined the meat overnight so I reduced the salt accordingly. Finally, instead of mixing the flour with water, I mixed it with equal parts of the liquid from the goulash.

I LOVE this recipe! I've made it many times and always get compliments. The best part is that it is so easy, and uses ingredients that you have on hand. I follow the recipe to a "T" and always have lots of great sauce to serve over the egg noodles. Thanks for the recipe!

This Was HOrrible!!

If you are looking for easy crock pot recipes this is it. I didn't even use a crock pot I just placed it in the oven with a lid on. At 200 degrees and it turned out wonderful.

Very good.....family enjoyed....I sauteed my onion and 2 cloves of minced garlic first. I dredged my beef cubes in flour, salt, and pepper. Added all ingredients to the crockpot and also added 1c. water and a packet of low sodium beef boullion to the pot. I didnt need to add additional flour and water. The flour on the beef was enough to thicken the broth. Served over buttered egg noodles. Yummy!

I followed the recipe exactly and it turned out great. My husband loved it. It was a little less tangy than I had hoped but still delicious. It was better the second day as leftovers. I served it over whole wheat, no yolk egg noodles tossed with butter. This will definitely be returning to our dinner table!

This was surprisingly good. When i first read the ingredients I thought it would be a bit too basic and boring, but it was anything but. This will become a household regular for me.