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Meat / Beef = Beef Goulash

The perfect meat / beef = beef goulash à la biggi recipe with a picture and simple step-by-step instructions.

flesh

  • Beef goulash (from nut part)
  • Magic oil
  • Chopped onion
  • Butter oil mixture

Addition of meat

  • Vine tomatoes
  • Paprika (red-yellow)
  • Red chilli pepper
  • Tomato paste
  • Roast stock (in my KB)
  • Gray sea salt
  • Ice cold butter

saturation

  • Spaetzle
  • Mixed vegetables
  1. You start by cutting the vegetables into small pieces and then washing them well. Put in a sieve and simply let stand to drain.

Now fry the meat.

  1. First fry the onion with a generous amount of butter oil mixture. I always pile the meat a bit on top of each other in the cauldron and then let my magic oil (in my KB) under the link >>>>> magic oil from Biggi`s witch kitchen >>>>> run generously over it. Now sear the meat in the cauldron for about five minutes. Then they add the tomato paste. Roast for another five minutes. Now pour in 1/2 liter of water and add the meat additions. Mix well and put the lid on. Now reduce the heat to 3/4 height. After 20 minutes, the water should have boiled off again.
  2. Now add the roast stock (in my KB) under the link >>>>> Roast stock for dark sauces à la Biggi >>>>> – stir – put the lid on and set the heat to 1/2 the heat. Now let the goulash simmer for an hour and a half.
  3. When the cooking time is up, take a piece of meat to see if it’s nice and tender. Is it still firm – then cook again.
  4. If everything went well, you only need a little ice-cold butter to give the sauce the necessary binding.
  5. As a side dish there was spaetzle and vegetables.

Bon appetit and culinary greetings your Biggi

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meat / beef = beef goulash à la biggi

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Written by John Myers

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