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                  Hungarian Goulash Soup (Gulyasleves)

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Serving Size  : 1    Preparation Time :0:00
Categories    : Hungarian

 Amount  Measure       Ingredient -- Preparation Method
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                       Soup Body:
  2       md           Onions -- minced
  2       tb           Fat
  2       lb           Beef shank or chuck -- cubed
  2       ts           Salt
  1       tb           Paprika
  2                    Tomatoes -- sliced
  2       ts           Flour
  1                    Parsnip -- diced
  1                    Carrot -- diced
  1                    Green pepper -- chopped
  2                    Potatoes -- cubed
                       Salt
                       Parsley -- chopped
                       Pinched Noodles:
  1                    Egg
                       Flour
                       Salt
                       Parsley -- minced (optional)

 Soup Body:

 Saute the onion in fat until golden. Add the beef and stir until
 well browned. Add salt, paprika, and tomatoes, and let simmer
 (adding a little water to prevent over-browning) for 30 minutes.
 Sprinkle the flour over the meat, stir, and pour enough water to
 cover the meat well. Add carrot, parsnip, green pepper, and bring
 to a boil. Turn to low heat and simmer for 10 minutes. Add potatoes
 and more water (to soup consistency). Salt to taste. Simmer until
 potatoes and meat are well cooked.

 Pinched Noodles:

 Combine ingredients with enough flour to make a medium dough. Drop
 tiny noodles from a spoon into simmering soup. When the noodles
 float to the surface, they are done. A good alternative to the
 spoon is to put the dough on a cutting board, use a flat edged
 knife to cut off a portion of the dough, roll the portion along the
 length of the board (producing a length like a piece of licorice)
 and then cut of 3/4" pieces to drop in the soup. Note that this can
 be done right over the pot.

 Add "pinched noodles" and boil a few minutes longer with the
 chopped parsley. Do not add to many noodles as they are there only
 to add a different flavour and consistency (versus the intent to
 bulk up the soup).

 Serve in a deep bowl.


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