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The term goulash (Gulyás) is originally from Hungary, and was the name given to the cattle herders of the Puszta. They cooked over an open fire in a kettle a soup-like dish, originally probably only with onions, garlic and meat. After the discovery of America the peppers came probably over the Ottoman Empire to Hungary and so became an indispensable part of the soup.
A presumably derived therefrom stew with meat and pepper is...
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The chicken paprikash comes probably from the Hungarian Pannonia and was originally cooked with a hen only. The recipe is in the North American region well known by a family soap with Eva and Zsa Zsa Gabor in the 1960s. In the picture actually homemade Tarhonya should be with, I used orzo this time.
Addendum: I made the recipe a bit slimmer by replacing the lard with canola oil. 4 servings Ingredients:
1 chicken of 1.2 kg
3 tbsp...
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This soup I ate the first time at the age of 12 years. A co-worker of my uncle, a Hungarian, has prepared the soup in a cauldron over an open fire in the garden. The whole was then served first the broth as a soup and the fish and potatoes as a main dish. If I remember correctly, there was also a soft white bread in order to soak any residual liquid.
My feelings at that time before eating? Oh my god, boiled fish!!! Who knew the cold...
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This recipe is probably the next to the origin of this dish without spanish peppers and potatoes before the discovery of America. What we now know as goulash, was a soup with meat and presumably onions and garlic. Goulash in our sense is called in Hungary as Pörkölt or Paprikasch.
After the discovery of America in 1492 probably came over the Ottoman Empire, first the peppers as vegetables and as a seasoning powder to Hungary and...