Well, bell peppers would be a bit odd, but noot unwelcome. But parsnips and celeriac root are a definite addition in my household. Ande we brown the meat first and then add the onions. Also, csipedett tészta (pinched noodle) is an addition: yoou mix an egg with flour until a firm but pinchable dough forms then throw pinched pieces into to the boiling broth.
I got the chance to have goulash at a local cultural festival. Made by some grandmothers stirring a huuuge pot with a giant paddle (after they told the grandfather i presume, to get out of the way because it looked like they werent happy with his technique lol). One of the tastiest stews I've ever had…i want to make it…this has motivated me to
Jane Eyre is one of my favorite books. I recently reread it with my partner who had never read it before, and he loves it as well now. I adore Jane's character. She sticks by her principles to such a degree that she overcomes societal expectations and class boundaries. I like Rochester as well, but in a different way. I find him to be a funny and interesting character, but he has so many unforgivable flaws for which we see his punishment at the end of the story… until Jane returns. And Poor Bertha. I was surprised that Jane returned to Rochester and married him after all that the first time I read it. I definitely didn't expect her to marry St. John and go on his mission trip, but she was only a teenager and could have waited for another option to come along. 😂
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Well, bell peppers would be a bit odd, but noot unwelcome. But parsnips and celeriac root are a definite addition in my household. Ande we brown the meat first and then add the onions. Also, csipedett tészta (pinched noodle) is an addition: yoou mix an egg with flour until a firm but pinchable dough forms then throw pinched pieces into to the boiling broth.
get a sourdough bread and dip that in the soup… thats where heaven start
Gulaschsuppe …
Dude can you pin or add the recipe to the videos. Would like to make a lot of these
This is the soup I've been waiting for. The smell of Sunday with my Grandmother.❤❤
Be carefull do not burn the paprika.
So like did someone write this out. Legit do not know what some od thr things he used was
HELL YEA BROTHER SHT SO GOOD MAKES ME SWING DOWN 5 BOTTLES OF PÁLINKA BABY WHOOOOOOOO
you deffinitly made a hungarian grandma proud
Imagine slurping that way and thinking no one hates you
FINALLY, someone who uses the correct amount of garlic
WHY R U SO GOOD AT THIS!!!
Is it a soup or a stew?
I got the chance to have goulash at a local cultural festival. Made by some grandmothers stirring a huuuge pot with a giant paddle (after they told the grandfather i presume, to get out of the way because it looked like they werent happy with his technique lol). One of the tastiest stews I've ever had…i want to make it…this has motivated me to
But goulash isn't a soup its more like a ragout or a saucy dish.
Like the knife skills…
"I feel quite hungry."
Why do these youtubers need to moan and sigh when they eat
Jane Eyre is one of my favorite books. I recently reread it with my partner who had never read it before, and he loves it as well now. I adore Jane's character. She sticks by her principles to such a degree that she overcomes societal expectations and class boundaries. I like Rochester as well, but in a different way. I find him to be a funny and interesting character, but he has so many unforgivable flaws for which we see his punishment at the end of the story… until Jane returns. And Poor Bertha. I was surprised that Jane returned to Rochester and married him after all that the first time I read it. I definitely didn't expect her to marry St. John and go on his mission trip, but she was only a teenager and could have waited for another option to come along. 😂
One of my all-time favorites. Only thing, i like mine a bit thicker. Otherwise it looks perfect. Good Job……now i am hungry