So, what’s the difference between a traditional Hungarian Goulash and this recipe, Transylvanian Goulash is a dish that breaks all the “gulyas” rules. First, where a standard goulash/gulyas always contains cubed beef that is slow-cooked, the core ingredients in Transylvanian Goulash are pork and sauerkraut – a massive departure from a standard Hungarian Goulash. This creamy-textured dish is popular in Romania and throughout Eastern Europe, and is an easy way to bring the flavors of the region home to your…
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May 2019
Wonderfully fast and fresh, this is a simple French recipe that calls for an optional ½ cup of diced tomatoes to be added in at the end, but which I prefer…
Goulash is a tradition not only in Hungary, but really anywhere in Europe between Germany and Russia going west to east. While variances exist country to country, this recipe is a…
It’s traditional to serve this at Christmas time in Mexico. Ingredients: 1¼ pounds beef shank 1 smaller white onion, unpeeled and quartered 1 medium-small carrot, unpeeled and roughly chopped 1 small…