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Mom Sykes' Hungarian Goulash

Submitted by: Gail Laulette 
The lemon flavor gives you a pleasant surprise in this tender goulash served over egg noodles. 
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Hungarian Goulash II

Submitted by: RHONDA STORY 
A slow cooker version of the traditional paprika stewed beef with dry mustard and Worcestershire for added zip. 
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Hungarian Goulash I

Submitted by: ENVIRO2 
Beef chuck is slowly stewed with onion, garlic, tomato paste and sweet Hungarian paprika for a tender, mildly spicy comforting dish. 
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Authentic Hungarian Goulash

Submitted by: SUSANNAH 
Flank steak, also known as London Broil, sauteed with onion and fragrant herbs, then simmered with potatoes. 
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Hungarian Goulash

Submitted by: Kathy Ames 
An easy full-flavored soup filled with meat, beans and plenty of vegetables. It will leave you hungry for more! 
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Porkolt (Hungarian Stew) Made With Pork

Submitted by: Fishwrap 
This recipe for Hungarian stew made with pork is seasoned with paprika and served over egg noodles. 
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Classic Goulash

Submitted by: pathunt 
Whatever you call this all-American, family-pleasing hot dish -- American goulash, beefy mac, American chop suey, Johnny Marzetti, or anything else -- it's an easy stove-top version of the classic. You can also make it in the slow cooker -- see the notes.  
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Easy Beef Goulash

Submitted by: Phyllis Pollock 
'I found the recipe for this stovetop goulash several years ago in an old cookbook,' reports Phyllis Pollock of Erie, Pennsylvania. 'It really his the spot with warm home-baked bread from the bread machine and a dish of cold applesauce.' 
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Smoked Paprika Goulash for the Slow Cooker

Submitted by: jellicle 
Living In: Puyallup, Washington, USA
Smoked paprika gives this beef stew a rich, smoky taste. It cooks long and slow and can be made a day ahead and reheated. Instead of noodles, you can serve over rice or potatoes. 
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Hungarian Noodle Side Dish

Submitted by: CORWYNN DARKHOLME 
Dust off your slow cooker and make a pot of creamy, tangy egg noodles, rich with sour cream, cream of mushroom soup, cottage cheese and Parmesan, and spicy with Worchestershire, garlic powder, hot pepper sauce and a dash of paprika. 
 

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