Goulash Hongrois is the mother of all Hungarian soups — a ladleful of meltingly tender beef, sweet peppers, and potatoes in a paprika-red broth that hums with caraway and garlic. It’s rustic, deeply savory, and endlessly satisfying.
Originally a herdsman’s dish cooked over open fires on the puszta, goulash is today a national treasure served in every home and restaurant. Eat it with crusty bread, or add csipetke dumplings and call it a full meal.


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