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Goulash


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Goulash:

 

 

 

This dish is so versatile, that you can substitute the Tomato Sauce for Crushed Tomatoes or by using Canned Whole Tomatoes along with the sauce.

 

Goulash:

 

 

 

3 lbs. Ground Round

 

2-3 Small Onions, Chopped

 

1 Green Bell Pepper, Chopped

 

2 Large Cans Tomato Sauce

 

2 Large Cans Water

 

Garlic Powder-(To Taste)

 

Dash Of Oregano

 

2 Bay Leaves

 

Salt & Pepper-(To Taste)

 

2-3 Cans Sliced Mushrooms-To Taste-(Opt.)

 

Or Use Fresh Sliced Mushrooms

 

1 lb. Springs-(Rotini Pasta)

 

 

 

 

Sauté onions & pepper in a very small amount of vegetable oil until they start to soften, add ground beef and brown.

 

 

Add tomato sauce, water and seasonings. Cook until it cooks down just a bit.

 

 

Add mushrooms and springs - either already cooked to al dente or they can be thrown in dry, cooking time will just take a little longer and you might have to add a little more water.

 

Let simmer for at least 30 minutes (or until pasta is cooked if you use dry.)

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Was good not great! I like to put chili powder and mustard powder in mine in replace of garlic powder! And also put fresh sweet corn in mine when available! Give it a 6.5/10! But honestly., it's all subjective! You may love it and hate mine. Try mine though using this basic recipe except the garlic powder like i said above and use chili powder and mustard powder. And fresh sweet corn! And with the use of those you could cut out the bay leaves.

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