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By Silvena Rowe
Published 2012
Here is the traditional recipe for this hearty dish, named after the herdsmen (gulyás) who prepared the meal in a cast-iron kettle over an open fire as they were working in the pasture. In the West we tend to eat goulash as a stew, but Hungarian goulash is a thin soup with plenty of meat and vegetables. Whether you describe it as a chunky stew or a warming main dish, it can be prepared in advance and is therefore ideal to use for a party or family gathering. Two ingredients are of ut
PER SERVING: Energy 320kcal/1336kJ; Protein 31g; Carbohydrate 14g, of which sugars 4g; Fat 16g, of which saturates 4g; Cholesterol 84mg; Calcium 29mg; Fibre 2.3g; Sodium 160mg
