Make this without bag help because it tastes so much better to me personally. No fuss, just fry the meat with lots of onions, then add tomato paste, simmer for a few minutes, then add some stock, simmer again, then add paprika and season simply with salt, pepper, garlic and a bay leaf.
*pushes a plate over to you
I also cut the carrots, celery and leek into small cubes,
everything is also sautéed. You have to be careful with leeks, they don't
a lot of heat. I also caramelize a spoonful of honey to round off the taste
The taste a little.
The Le Rustique Camembert is highly recommended. I got it today and it tastes so good on fresh bread rolls that I'll be getting this camembert more often. If you like Camembert, you should definitely try it.
I also cut carrots, celery and leek and dice them,
everything is also sautéed. You have to be careful with leeks, they don't
a lot of heat. I also caramelize a spoonful of honey to round off the taste
The taste a little.
I think the taste of the carrots and honey would make it too sweet for me. Although I'm inclined to try it with the honey. Sounds interesting. I'd hate to have pieces of celery in the goulash, so I just use the vegetable stock.
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I think it would be too sweet for me in terms of taste because of the carrots and honey. Although I'm leaning towards trying it with the honey. Sounds interesting. I'd hate to have pieces of celery in the goulash, so I just use the vegetable stock.
@Falko
Le Rustique spread with fig mustard is a dream
I think it would be too sweet for me in terms of taste because of the carrots and honey. Although I'm leaning towards trying it with the honey. Sounds interesting. I'd hate to have pieces of celery in the goulash, so I just use the vegetable stock.
@Falko
Le Rustique spread with fig mustard is a dream
We recently made goulash with lots of paprika and then added Erös Pista as required. Delicious!
If you're concerned about the pieces of celery itself, they actually overcook with a properly cooked goulash. Cut into small pieces.
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I also cut the carrots, celery and leek into small cubes,
everything is also sautéed. You have to be careful with leeks, they don't
a lot of heat. I also caramelize a spoonful of honey to round off the taste
The taste a little.
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Do you make the liver dumplings yourself or do you buy them ready-made?
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We buy the raw mixture from the butcher and make the rest ourselves.
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I think the taste of the carrots and honey would make it too sweet for me. Although I'm inclined to try it with the honey. Sounds interesting. I'd hate to have pieces of celery in the goulash, so I just use the vegetable stock.
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Le Rustique spread with fig mustard is a dream
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and pickled plums are a must
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We recently made goulash with lots of paprika and then added Erös Pista as required. Delicious!
If you're concerned about the pieces of celery itself, they actually overcook with a properly cooked goulash. Cut into small pieces.
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I first had to look up what Erös Pista is. I'd never heard of it before, but you never stop learning
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