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Strong Goulash Soup
The perfect strong goulash soup recipe with a picture and simple step-by-step instructions.
- 500 g Beef
- 50 g Bacon
- 500 g Onion
- 1 big tuber Garlic
- 600 g Potatoes
- 400 g Red / yellow peppers
- 200 g Carrots
- 1 Pair Sausages
- 1200 ml Tomato juice
- 400 g Bolognese
- 2 liter Beef broth
- 6 tablespoon Sweet paprika
- 3 tablespoon Dried marjoram
- 1 tablespoon Ground caraway
- 3 size Bay leaves
- 3 tablespoon Tomato paste
- 1 tablespoon Salt
- 125 ml Sour cream
- 3 tablespoon Maizena
- 300 g Raw potatoes for grating
Preparation – snipping
- Cut the beef (this time no goulash but high-quality Hüferscherzl) into small bite-sized cubes – bacon into small cubes – onion into coarse wedges – garlic into small cubes – potatoes into medium cubes – carrots into slices – defrost tomato juice (I turn it off in summer Juice my ripe, raw tomatoes and freeze them in portions – the Bolognese is also cooked in reserve in summer and then used here … if you don’t have it, you can take tomato juice from the can and instead of the Bolognese you can just use the minced meat with onion Roast vigorously
preparation
- Sweat the onion in plenty of oil – then add the bacon and the garlic – gradually add the pieces of meat and fry them – then add all the vegetables and finally the potato cubes – pull the pot away from the fire and stir in the paprika (paprika becomes slightly bitter and spicy if it is roasted too much!)
- Next, add tomato juice, tomato paste and Bolognese – season with marjoram, caraway seeds and salt and pour the strong beef soup on top – now place the bay leaves on top (do not stir them anymore so that they can be easily found and removed afterwards) – the whole thing simmer gently on a very low flame for about 1 hour
- Now the sausages are added and some raw potatoes are grated and added (so that the soup gets a chubby binding) – now let it simmer for another 10 minutes – finally, bubble Maizena with a little cold water and sour cream and add it to the soup Stir in (instead of Maizena you can also use sauce thickener) – bring to the boil again briefly and let the soup thicken



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