March 06, 2009
Long ago when we were part of a (very low budget) film crew shooting in Germany and Austria I discovered the pleasures of goulash and goulash soup. The difference between ...
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lg white or yellow onion, chopped |
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leeks, washed, trimmed and chopped, including a bit of the green top |
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carrots, peeled and chopped |
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red or green peppers, seeded, pared and chopped |
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medium potatoes, peeled and cut into 1" cubes |
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ounces can diced tomatoes together with their juice |
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teaspoons caraway seeds |
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tablespoons sweet Hungarian paprika - or adjust to your taste |
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tablespoons canola or other mild vegetable oil |
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cup firm tofu cut into ½" cubes |
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Step 1 |
In a non stick or other stockpot, heat the vegetable oil until hot |
Step 2 |
Add and sauté the onion, leeks, and celery until soft and the onions are translucent |
Step 3 |
Stir in the paprika, caraway and garlic, and heat through 1-3 minutes |
Step 4 |
Add the carrots, green peppers, onions, potatoes, tomatoes and their juice |
Step 5 |
Add 4 cups stock or water |
Step 6 |
Bring to the simmer and heat at a low simmer for 45 minutes. |
Step 7 |
If using tofu add in the final 15 minutes of cooking. |
Step 8 |
The goulash is ready to eat when the vegetables are tender. |
Step 9 |
Longer cooking will improve taste: add extra stock or water as needed or leave as is to reduce for a thicker version |
Step 10 |
Serve with rice, rye bread or rye croutons.