goulash
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- noun
- /ˈɡuːlɑːʃ/
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goulash
- Sally will fix up a big pot of goulash.
- Hungarian goulash
- beef goulash
- delicious goulash
We're warming up with some really hot and savoury veggie goulash.
- We're warming up with some really hot and savoury veggie goulash.
Examples
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I just had some goulash.
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Their garlic fries are yum, plus their goulash is amazing.
Blog text (14) -
And trying out the goulash at various restaurants.
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I don't know how to make goulash.
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But I think my favorite dish is Hungarian goulash.
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She invited us to dinner; she fixed Hungarian goulash and collard greens.
Fiction book (1992) -
I make chocolate dumplings, polenta, and goulash soup with little dry vegetable squares swimming in it.
Fiction book (2002) -
The women of the place entered, now harsh-voiced and peremptory, with cauldrons of thin yellow goulash.
Fiction book (1993) -
Unique farmhouse and English ales, as well as comfort food like German-style sausage, goulash, stuffed pork schnitzel, and mushroom paprikash, make hanging at this sports mecca a rare pleasure.
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On a chilly evening, nothing warms you up like a bowl of goulash filled with tender meat and vegetables.
Synonyms
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A dish of meat or fish and vegetables cooked slowly in liquid
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A rich meat and vegetable stew seasoned with paprika from Hungary
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A thick stew of beef and paprika slowly cooked for a rich, warm meal
A rich, thick Hungarian meat stew flavored with paprika and other spices
A stew of pork and veal with pickled cabbage and caraway, served with sour cream
Compounds
A stew of pork and veal with pickled cabbage and caraway, served with sour cream
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Etymology
Goulash comes from the Hungarian word gulyás, which originally meant 'herdsman' and comes from gulya 'herd'. Herdsmen cooked meat and vegetables over a fire, so goulash became the name for a rich Hungarian stew often made with paprika.