Hungarian Goulash Crock Pot Recipe

With so many Hungarian Goulash recipes out there,Beyond that, it's extremely easy and very tasty -
how do you know what's authentic? Dumplings or not,enjoy!
stew or thicker, noodles or plain.Crock pot Hungarian Goulash
My husband spent a year abroad studying in Bonn,Ingredients:
Germany and traveling all over Europe, so when he3 medium onions, chopped
asked me to create an authentic Hungarian Goulash1 large green pepper, chopped
recipe I was a little timid. With a little bit of research and4 cloves garlic, minced
my crock pot, I came up with this recipe and held my2 pounds beef stew meat or beef round steak cut
breath while he took his first bite.into 1 inch pieces
He loved it! He claims it is as close to "true" Hungarian1- 12 ounce can tomato paste
Goulash as he's ever tasted in the states. We served3 tsp paprika
it over noodles, however traditionally it's thicker than a¼ tsp black pepper
stew and is eaten by itself; no dumplings, no noodles.1- 14.5 ounce can diced tomatoes, undrained
Ironically enough, a few months later a friend of oursSpray crock pot with non-stick cooking spray. Add all
made the same recipe (found on Natalie's Recipes) foringredients, mix well. Cover and cook on low for 7-8
their father who was also picky about his goulashhours or high 3-4 hours. Serve with noodles.
having spent time in Budapest. More complimentsNote: Add another teaspoon or so of paprika if you'd
reigned in; this truly was a close-to-authentic recipe.like a little more spice.